Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 12, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text't , .1,1 w Jl'u &., PAGJfl TWO lUEDFORD MAIL TUIHUNE. M!CMTO1) OKrcciON". I'M? I DAY. MAUMMI 12. I!)ir M iia fl 1 ii 101 Al AND L PERSONAL Coilhly Surveyor A, T. lirowh In In the Aniilnghto district for tlin romnln dor of tltlB weok nttondlnR to county llUBlllCflfl. Ilalph DarltiiR or flohl Hill spoilt Thtirsdny In .Medford on business innttors. What's better than nn old estab lished Flro Insurance Comtmny after n firo? Only one Itrcmlum. San Franrlsco losses pnld In full, $4,tr3, 000.00. Sco iiKNNirrr nt 102 West Main St., Auont for UNION' ASSUR ANCE SOCIKTY OF LONDON. 303 . LoiiIr Ulrlch and wlfo of .Tnckson vlllo wero visitors In tills city Thurs day evening. Victor Maxim linR purchased a mln InR prospect In tho Steamboat dis trict, and will lenvo tomorrow for the jtroiorty. Jlr. Maxim forsook the tailoring business for mining. Fresh Columbia river smelts six cents a pound. Medford Fish & Poul try Mnrkot. Phono 3C2. it I.orla Martin, acquitted slayer of Gnmo Warden Arthur S. Hubbard of Ashland spent a few hours Friday morning in Medford visiting. He spent tho day following his release at the homo of his sister at Central Point. X rumor was started this morning that Martin had boon arres ed for alleged violation of tho gamo laws, but this was naught but idle gosBlp. Martin, according to his friends Jtas no Intention of going to Ilrltlsh Columbia as roportcd. Ho is keeking employment, and applied to County Commissioner Con Leaver for work at tho Jluczard mine Martin Is desirous of securing work In the woods, where bo has spent most of his llfo. Arc you insured by a first-class company? If not sco W. T. York at once. 303 Judge J. It. Nell of Jacksonville, County Assessor . It. O reive, County Judgo "Sou Velio, E. B. Hanley and J. 13. Darkdull wore 'guests of Colonel Frank II. Kay and Dr. C. R. Ray on a visit to tho Draden mine Friday. Kodak, tlflshlng and supplies at Weston's Ci4'' .Shop? Opposite Dook Store, ftT ' ' J. A. ChuepnJ. Stale School Snp crlntcnden L J jlartho county visiting tho high spools of tho valley In com pany with XJT. "W'ls. .Today, ho will be at Talent and Medfor.d and will return to Saloni tonfgiitl " Fresh Columbia Tlvcr smelts six cents a pound. Medford Fish & Poul try Market. Phone,- 302, , tf Tho Collego "Womons club will meet Saturday afternoon March 13th at tho homo of M$s. E. E. Kelly, 911 QueonMdafcfMeiue. Flro Insurance Cv Y. Tongwald. "UJ3 ? 318 Dr. A. W. Dcano has returned from a business trip to Portland. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Schuette of South Ivy aro tho parents of a 7 pound girl, born this morning. See Shaplcigh Hardware Co., for fishing tackle, especially tho boys, Dr. E. E. Emerson and wlfo of Butte Falls arrived in the city Thurs day and will sirand a weok trans acting business hero and vldtlng A. F. Stennctt and wife. Mr. Emerson has a number of flno milk cows In tho valley and wants to buy more. Ho will ship thorn next week to his dairy farm near Butte iKalls., not It at Do vSa'V, Koprcsontatives of tbo Darnum & Bailey circus wcro in tho city the first of tho weok making arrange ments for the appearance of tho show lu this city next August. They made arrangements for tho securing of a license from tho city, conferring with tho city recorder ,pon this point. Another agent will' bo along in a couple of weeks with a contract for grounds. Qeorgo Lyman and W. L. Van Hnu- ten of Cold Hill aro In the city today on business. The chicken dinners and other good things) ut the Nush Cafeteria aro becoming more- popular than ever and It you have not tried them bet tor da so. Elmer Chester of Grants Pass spent Friday morning In Medford attending to business matters. Walter Merrick writes friends In this city that )e ,1$ nOvv omployod as a roportor on u Honolulu newspaper, and will not return to this city for sqnio (lino, Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes ton's Camera Shop, Opposlto Hook Store. Tho Rev. Paul Randy of Jackson ville spout Thursday in this city vis iting friends. Fresh Columbia river smelts six cents a pound, Medford Fish Paul, try Market. Phono 362. tt Andrew JoldnesB, Henry Callaghan aud Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Curnahan Will leave about tho first of tho month for their 'mining interests In the Blue Ledge district. Infant's, sets made to order, from IS to 3C pieces. Prices $5,00 and up. Also children's cloth. 10C North Kroat street, 102 J? H, Grant of Cottage GGrovo, QrgoB, is among the put of town vbritorc Ui tite ety this wm!i. James MnhonTy ot Wntklns, Ore gon, Is spending tho week In Mod ford attending to business mnttcrs and visiting friends. Auto Insurance. C. Y. Tengwald. 31 S .Too Rader of Phoenix Is spend ing tho day In Medford. Mntlneo, tho Page today. Tho Easter' vacation In the slate schools will begin Thursday, April 1st. In tho city schools tho vaca tion will begin April 2nd, 8woet cldor nt Do Voe's. Court Hall who has been confined to liU homo for the last two weeks with a severe attack of rheumatism Is able to be around again. Sco Davo Wood about ihat flro In furancn policy. Offlco Mall Tribune. Dldg. A letter received from Hud An derson says that he and his mother and sister will motor to this section tho coming summer, en route to the San Francisco fnlr. Dick Donald, former manager of Anderson, Is In Ios Angeles, and In planning to ln vado either Moxtco or Ilrltlsh Colum bia with a string of fighters. Get ysur nuttor, cream, milk and butter-milk, at Do Voo'a. Raseball players of tho city are figuring on organizing a team to rep resent Medford on the diamond. They have everything but a manager. Tom Fuson, who managed the team thrco years ago, Court Hall, ami BjickiEw Ing are being considered for the place. Pelviloncr for ladles. Mrs. Leach. Phone 3C3-J. Orln Davis of Weed, Cal., is spend Ing a few days in tho city visiting friends and attending to business matters. ""' Spring pninting and reflofatlng of business houses Is under way' In sev eral quarters. Early cabbage and cauliflower plants; ready March 1st. Orders also taken for nil kinds of vegetable plants. Maddox & Bouncy, phono S7-R. 310 Claim Agent Fred Day of tho Southern Pacific with headquarters In Portland, spent Friday in this city and Jacksonville attending to legal matters. One of tho matters to conio up nt the next meeting of tho city council Tuesday ojtsnlng VULbc Uio Issuance pf tho nnnu'ai spring clean-up order. In Ashland gents with no visible means of support are to be given a broom, and It Is likely Oiat-.ilie same powcy win oo pursucu'jiero.- Prlsmatlc Ray has accomplished the most wonderful results In scalp trou ble; used only in connection with Marlnello treatments. Try it for falling hair. .Marlnello Hair Shop, 07' Garnott-Coroy Bids. The only police actfvlty for tho 2-1 hours ending at noon today was the arrest and. forking up of cum drufik. Miss Marlon Rice of Holland Is spending s few days In this city clsiting friends and relatives. J. O. Gerklng, tbo best all around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives tnado any. where, time or place. Studio 228 Vlaln St. Phone 320-J. Tho regular nightly sprinklo of rain fell over the valley Thursday night, but It was not sufficient to even dampen tho ground. This sec tlon is only ten inches short on the averago rainfall to dato. Tho order of the weather tho last two weeks 'has been to cloud up in the evening rain a few drops about ten o'clock, 'turn colder, and sunshino during tbo following day. For hotter Insurance, seo Holmes, the Insuranco Man. Thcro was general rejoicing among tho pugilistic fans ot the city last night when tho news arrived that Wllllo Ritchie whipped Freddy Welsh tho lightweight champion of tbo world. FRECKLES February and Miurli Wort Months for TliW Trouble How to Ile- iikivo I&ihlly Thoro'8 a reason why nearly every body freckles in Kebruury and March, but hapjilly thero Is also a remedy for theu ugly bleinlshcs, and no one need Htay freckled. Simply got nn ounce of othino, dou ble MrciiBth, from your druggist and apply a little of it iiIkIH and morn- tin;, and in a few dayti you should see. that oven tho worst freckles have begun to disappear, while tho light ones have vanished ontlroly. Now is tho tlmo to rid yourself of freckles, for If not icmovcd now thoy may stay all summer, and spoil an otherwise, beautiful complexion. Your money hack if othino falls.- Adv. WHEN YOU THINK OF TIRES THINK OF GATES Tho Rev. W. F. Shields ot the Presbyterian church spent n few days this week In Ashland visiting friends. J. L. Kent of Roseburg Is spend ing n few days In tho city visiting friends and. relatives. Tho regular meeting of the Roy Scouts will bo held nt tho Nntntorluut this evening. A verdict In favor of the Southern Pacific rnllroad was returned by a jury In the circuit court Thursday In the suit of tho Medford Realty company against tho railroad for al leged careless handling of goods. Pending the settlement ot the suit a $300 freight bill wan held In abey ance. Tho railroad was represented by Attorney G. M. Roberts and tho realty company by Attorney 11. R. McCabe. The debaters of tbo Phoenix and Talent schools will hold a contest to- "night nt Phoenix. John Job and wlfo of the Applegate spent Thursday In Medford visiting friends and attending to business matters. Miss Hess Ryan of Chicago Is vis iting with her sister Mrs. Harry E. Tucker of this city. R. II. McCurdy returned Thursday evening from n business trip to San Franclnco. Ray Toft will not faco a third trial upon a perjury charge, by virtue of the dismissal of the action against him Thursday afternoon Two Juries In the case disagreed. A similar ac tion against A. B. Sallng was dis missed. County Assessor W. T. Grlovo of Jacksonville is spending a few hours In Medford today on county business. Ixiin Charley and wlfo of I.ako Creek spent Thursday In Medford at tending to business mutters. PAGE THEATER TO GIVE $1000 IN HANDSOME PRIZES A novel contest has Just been In auguratcd by tho management of tho Page theater In which prizes to the value of $1000 will bo offered as prizes In a voting contest to run over a period ot three weeks. First on tho list Is the new 1910 Maxwell touring car fully equipped with electric lights and starter, top, windshield and speedometer. Tho second prlzo Is a $100 diamond ring and tho third prize is a JT.O diamond ring to bo displayed at a local Jew eler's.' ' ; The contest is to start at onco, nomination blanks being given with each admission good for fifty votes to enter. Tho name and address ot tho ono you with to voto for can. bo written on tho slips and dropped into tho ballot box In tho lobby ot l! "i . , , CKKKKK,mmJKK;: . . j 302 Coats from New Millinery Seo our beautiful sliowiug of Millinery. 'You cannot afford to choose your hat until you sco our line Styletf are tho best the market affords and prices are less than' you arc in tlio habit of paying. Our cases and tables arc full 'to overflowing. Many The Daylight Store & the Page theater. Tho name Is tlioti entered In the Itst ot contestants and shown on tho screen each day, with the number of votes. Five voles Is tvon with each ndmlsslon to the thea ter lu nddltlon to the nominating ballot. The management of the Page ItaH secured the services of .Mr Sprat and assistants, who will mniinge tho con test and attend to the details, also count the votes each day until tho close, when three prominent muu lu tho city will act os Judgvs, take charge and award the prises. The eon test managers are strangers In Med ford nud will handla the contest In an Impartial manner, having disponed of several automobiles through the thea ters throughout .the United States. Tho car Is on display In tho lobby of tho Page and It Is ready to be turn ed over to the fortunate contestant on April, Who will It buT Maybe yourself. , AI E The nnntial spring- opening- and sale begun nt tho Maun iKp.utment More Thursday afternoon, continuing- until Saturday evening. Spring goods in the lntivt colors and designs are shown, nnd a liuve crowd of buyers, including many from out of town points, were in attendance. Mumc was funiNlied Thursday by Messrs. Hoot nnd Whinll. The -lore is taste fully decorated for the occasion. It was tho most Mii't'Ohsful opening in the history of the stole. .Mann's storo is ui'to-lliefmiiiiite, the window displays uorks of art, aud the new uicrchnmliiu nio-.t at tractively shown. In Mann's, .Medford litis a metro politan .store, nnd the steady growth of business testifies to the apprecia tion o tthe public. ZAPATA TROOPS KILL AMERICAN (Centinued: from rage II Immediately General Snlazar, tho post comninnder, expressed his ap preciation to the diplomatic corps for their efforts to sjtvc iho city from famine and prhmisj-lljiiol only protec tion t the lives and property of for eigners, bill to provide transportation facilities to bring food into the city. The international relief comuutteo to which General Obrcguit refuted tniusiiortutiou ftu'UUa'rt- to obtain supplies, llien rcns-ciublcd nnd (Icn- SPRING OPENING MANN'S STOR TATHEN you know the coat and suit you have on arc perfect examples of the fashion designers art and you are confident that you have the best that man tailors can produce, you experience the real enjoyment of wearing good clothes. t Your good tasto will confirm our judgment and the Styjc-Craft makers' skill when you soe tho beautifully tailored modols comprising our offering for tho Spring season. Our lines aro complete and the various models afford a splen did range of choice in hoth fabrics and colors. $8.50 to $25 new things to show but we erul Sntnxtir nrrnitgotl lo huvo ono of liis representatives co-operate with litem. Thai, it?' was belieutl, vrlll solve (he food problem. The Hinzilian minister telegraphed that at tho tune of filing id' his dis- patch ihe city was quiet and cood or - 59k Ovoid 0pJ2AatlO7Kl For years we have been stating in the newspapers of the country that a great many women have escaped serious op erations by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, and it is true. We are permitted to publish in this announcement extracts from the letters of five women. All have been recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence be more convincing? IHorxmoN, Mr- MI htul pains In lx)lh tildes nnd such n fioronesi I could scarcoly Htniik'litou up nt times. My back ached and I ww so norvmw I could not hIcoji, and 1 thought 1 lfovor would lw any letter until I Milwiiittc.d to tin oiK'tiitioti, hut I couituonccd taking ydiu Ji I'iiikluuu't) Vogutahlo Coitiouiid and hmiii felt liko a now woman." Mra. IIaywaui Kowkus, llodgilon, Mo. O Mi:t.iiYvit.i.B, Ivy. "I HUlforou from a suvoro fomiilo Irouhlo. M My right sido hurt mo badly It wna tluully decided that 1 must ho ovnitcd iiH)ii. When my husband learned this ho Kt a bottle of I.ydhi K. I'inklinin'ri Yogvtablo Compound for mo, unit after Inking it a few dnya I got better and continued to improve until I urn uow well." Mm. JIolme Smith, KJAD., Shelby vHIo, Ivy. 3. IIakoykk. Pa. "Tho doctor hiLslund got mo Lvdia K. I'inkhnm'tf Vegetablu Compound and I experienced gloat ruliul in a short time. Now I feel like a new portion uiiil can do n, hard duy'u work ivml not mind It." Mra. Avk wilt, atw Walnut St-, Hanover, Va. 4 3)eoatut.j Ilu "I wna sick hi lied and threo of tho bout physl- clans said I would have to lo taken to tho hospital for an oivr ntion as I hud something growing in my left Hide. I refused to .itili mit to tho opomtlon anil took I.ydla K. rinkliuin's Vegetable. Com pound and It worked a mlmclo lu my case, nnd I toll other women what it has done for mo." Mrs. Lauiia. A. (Iitmwui.ii, UI37 luwt William street, lwcatur, in. 5. Clkvkuvnd, Ohio. "I ww my side mined me so that I eration. Doctors said tlioy know ot uotiiiug tuat would help mo. I took Lydlu K. llnkham'a Vege table Compound nud I becamo regular and frco from pain. I nm thankful for such a good modi cine and will always givo It tho highest pralso." Mre.C. H.GiUKriTii.luM Constant btCluvulaud.O. Wrltfltor.TDIAK.l'INKllAMMKUICINECO. F (CONFIIlK.VriAL) I.Y.N.N, MASS., for advice. "Vnu 1nfni vrlll lin ifiiiuil. read oinl unaivcrtiil by a woiuuu ud licldln utrlct TOACC NSAwMAnK Tailored Suits $18.50 to $47.50 you that space here will not allow to mention, ' will be 'pleased to show you i dor wiih being mnliiliiliied. Onlv lluee lenses of looting had lieen icpuitcd lo him, thai of n llrilMi French ulitl tlermnn subject, details of which were given to him by Iho (leniiilii and (''reach ministers unit lite Hi'ltl-di . charge d'affaires, 'jOTtUWtr ndvLseu n sovero oivrntlon. but my vory Irregular nnd for neveral yearn vxtveted to lmvu tu uiuieit:o an op coulldeuco, vVxri rA m Tr .K IL MMl iiilliwtV Bwl ijuOctf The Children's New Dresses a Thoso new Children's Dresses we have been telling you about. are hero and they aro beauties, and so reasonable why, yoji cannot afford lo waste tium making .thorn. Ainoskeag, Chani bray and World fJinghanis, fast colors, Sizes 2 to (i r 5fty, (Jfty, 75 Sizes 8 lo M $1.39, 1.48, $1.G5 See the New r.ilnliil (jonglis i!i(M!roncliltls Promptly Kollvoil!' with 'i ounren Mchlffiiinltti'M Coneen (rat ed llMuiotoriuit. IIchMck, it mil' a ii teed to nlvo perfect nittlNfiielloti or your inoiiey teliirned 111 Modrord I'liiu'inue) AiH Public Auction (Weather Pornilttlnit) We will Hell SATURDAY AT 1:30 ZT, Rnelo4 or.OiihniH llodhteud, I'ni'iiotM, Muttioiuaw; lied HprliiKM, Hrnhoiiri, Commoilus, Itoclt in, TnhlcH, Dlnlim ('IihIim, OiiN itiume, Oil Htovo, Wire Cot, llmttor, Kiind Lawn Mower, imod HlnKle HitraotH, and mniiV other it it Ides, It oii have nnythliiK to mII nen mt at ltouiu 'J, l'uliil llloelt. I'hoiio :uo-lt, Wynkoop & Co. Tup Price Paltl fur BUTTER FAT The White Velvet Ice Cream Co. Mctlfuiil, OrcMou SUITS MADE TO ORDER FROM ?25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Prcsslnq nnd Altcrinu 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS THERE CAN BE NO DISEASE GERMS IN MEDFORD CREAMERY BUTTER IT IS PASTURIZED Como Sco It Made. n't 1 15 North Central Avenue A. A. MOODY. Prop. t T T T ? T ? T t ? T T ? Kabo Corsets j7lein Mron ) VlUOIIuy madeN I fl IN ) VMEoroy V .. ..."'" v iffiU ' i '" t (fl $ WW X 1 X Y 1 1 f ill t 111 T 003 "