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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1915)
rr- -, "&' V f MOW TWO MEDFORl) MIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOttl) ORIWON, SATURDAY, APRIT, 21, 191fi twwiri wairrnwMMnwsBoafraw! IOCALAND, ctRMM PERSONAL miwumm ijiim wwl Medford C'ntnii No. 00, Woodmen of tho World, hold n rcRulnr hcrsIoii it. their hull, WiMnesdny nlKht, April -Mai, nnd Fovernl mnttora of business wqro illnponotl of. Among other thlnRO It wfts nrrnnpod for ti moollnR with Iho district mnnnRcr, 1). .1. IJoalcoy who will moot with tho cnmp Wednesday night, April SStli. Mr. Ucnkoy'a vlult lioro will Ihj for tho mirnono of BtnrtlnR n ciuupalcn In this part of tho district, and no doubt, ho will bo greotod with a largo attendance, as every member of tho camp is expected to bo pres ent that night. Ilavo your lawn mower sharpened by .T. W. .Mitchell, phono 320-T. tf U. W. lildor, of Contral Point, has petitioned tho interstate commerce commission for $132 reparation from tho Southern Pacific, alleging an over-charge on n fertilizer shipment. On Saturday, Mny 1st, tho Star theater will glvo the noxt Installment of tho "Exploits of Klalno," with educational reel, some clean comedy, nnd a program especially fentuml for younc people and children. If you aro Interested In 'tho best pic tures for your children, see wliat they attend those endorsed by tho Wom en's Clubs nnd roctotles of tho city. "Is a person Justified in going to porno quiet spot with is family nnd somo good literature to sond a rest ful Sunday, when ho has no oppor tunity for a vacation?" This Is ono of a number of questions that came into tho hands of tho pastor of tho First Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday night in tho question box which has been Installed. Thcso questions will bo answered at tho time of tho evening preaching scrvico Sunday night, and a new list receiv ed. For tho full list see tho an nouncement in tho church notices. 29 Among tho books added recently to tho public library tho following aro of special Interest In connection with tho war: Aircraft In War, Spaight; Haitians, a laboratory of History, Sloane; Doctrine of German Destiny nnd International Ilclatlons, Trcltscbko; Downfall, Zola; Famous War Correspondents, nullard; Fried rich NIetsscho. Hrandcs; Growth of tho French Nation, Adams; In tho Firing Line, Adcock; Iron Ccar, Blooni; Liberty, Arnold Bennett; Un derstanding the French, Hartt; "Why Britain is nt War, Cook. Another fivo hundred pound ship ment of those delicious chocolate creams going at thirty cents a pound at DoVoo's. t William (Shorty) Barber of tho Nash barber shop, whllo riding n bicyclo to work Thursday morning with a basket of radishes on the han dle bars, fell from tho wheel on Main street, and sustained a dislocated shoulder blade. In making a turn Barber turned too short, causing him to fall heavily to tho pavement. Tho Hykcr Trio will entertain nt dinner, C to S, this evening at Hotel Medford. Como nnd hear them. Tho Jacksonville nnd Medford sec ond bnsoball teams will play a gamo of ball this afternoon nt tho ball park. Tho two teams met two weeks ago, tho Medford team winning by tho scoro of 9 to 7. St. Mark's Guild will glvo a Slay Day dinner at St. Mark's hali, Sat urday, May 1st, r, to 7:30 p. m. 29 Tho Kcv. Harry Tucker of this city will deliver tho baccalaureato sermon of tho graduating class of tho Agato school at Agato Sunday. Tho Alco Taxi Co., originators of lCc rato anywhere In city. Phonos, offico, S82U; rosldenco 23811. 41 Local friends of H. Chandler Kgun, the Medford golfer, woro much en thused today by tho dofent of "Chick" Kvans at San Francisco Friday for n place in tho seml-flnnls. Tho do feat of Kvans removes ono of tho strongest competitors from Kgan's path. Kgan is playing H. K. H. Da vis of San Francisco in tho semi finals. Tho immediate execution of all Ju dicial bonds without vexatious delays is tho servico offered you by L. E. Wakoman, M. F. & II. nidg. 34 JIIbs Marlon Townscnd of Ashland visited friends and relatives in this city Friday afternoon. Asking a friend to go on your bond is indofonslblo and dangerous nnd you incur an obligation that has no limit. Corporato Surety costs very little. I mako a specialty of tho bond business and offer you "on tho spot" sorvlco. h. E. Wnkeman, M. F. & H. Bldg. 34 Mrs. J. A. Whotsol and daughter of this city spout Friday in Ashland lotting nnd sight-seeing. Novelties for traveling cases at Handicraft Shop. J, C. Burch, president of tho Beav er Portland Coment Co., which is erecting n plant nt Gold Hill, spent Saturduy in Medford. Ho is hope ful of nn early resumption of work at the plan?. Orogonian agency at DoVoo'a. County Bocordor Chauncey Florey spent n few hours Friday afternoon in this city on business. Frank Marshall, said by tho pollco Much needed rain again foil over J to havo Just completed, a term in: tho Uoguo rlvor valley Friday night, tho county Jail at Portland, returned to this city Thursday, and was ar rested Friday night by Pat Mogo on an old chnt go. While officer Mogo wns locking the city Jnll door Mar shall r.truck him a blow on the head, causing a heavy flow of blood. Mogo clinched with his prisoner, and lock- .01 of an Inch falling. Today tho sky Is h'-'avy with clouds. Continua tion of tho present conditions would cause the ground to rutaln much of the moisture. The preliminary plumbing work on -the new federal building being oreeled at Slth and Holly ttrot "d him In a cell after a short, flerco , will bestn next week. Tho contract struggle. Marshall will be given a hearing thin afternoon on a charge of resisting nn officer. Maxwell Tnxi Co., now cars, ICcl Phone S7SL, Plcrson & Tarbell. 237 Frank Knrrell left this morning on a business trip to aScrnnionto. Ho will return next Wednesday. "Grown in Medford" vegetable plants for sale. Many varieties. Or der now for future delivery. Mad. dox & Bonney, Portland Ave. Green house, Phono S7K. F. C. Howe of Port Townae Wash., Is spending a few days in the olty nnd valley viewing local con ditions. If you C. A. DeVoe, you can get Tho Country Gentleman for ono dol lar. Seventeen coaches woro attached to south bound S. P. passenger train No. 13 this morning, nil crowded with passengers, many of them tour ists to thd San Francisco fair. Tho train was hnuled by two engines. Railroad officials expect that the real rush of tourists from the east, will begin in July nfer ho close of schools nnd colleges in ho east. J. O. Uerklng, tno Dest all around photographer in southern Oregon. Vlways reliable. Negatives mado nny. ffhero, timo or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phono 320-J. Robert Gordon of Trail returned to his homo after spending a week in this city. Sweet cider at Do Voe'a. Letters received from tho Bluo Ledge district state that the snow Is molting rapidly on the higher levels. Is held, by Portland and local plumb era. ,A. Conro Klaijo will return tho first of next week from n short busi ness trip to Han Francisco, whore lie took carload ot hogs. Pat Scott of Ashland, well known In this elt has gone to Oklahoma, where he will tako charge of a largo cattle ranch. Why not get It nt DoVoo's? reen- . i JOHN D. JR. GIVEN LIE BY AMMON S CLAIM LAW 1 LAO STRKERS LUDLOW BATTLE "f DRAMA LEAGUE 10 PLAY ROSALIND At it itieetitiK of (lie uuiiiteiti- pln, - etv eouunltlee on eiinemlny it wiv TlllNUUI). Colo., Aput '.'I. The. 'decided" n prtueut llanioV "Komii charge Hint ,.,im u. l.awsnn, interna-, ilU UKlm, ... mm,tenr proiluetimi tioua I'nil in eoiunmi hi of the MUkuiir oin in the liut Honour Ludlow, Ootolmr, ileliglillul uotnc.lnw ami la well ntlapl J.i, 10 W), when John Niinitut, n deputy! od I'or niunleur piexeiilntion. Tin tdiorilt', wan killed, uhk made m the play will he given lit llio Star theater opening Hluti'iiit'iit IimIh.v h. Norton! in two or three wueUn, lliu dnle to lie large nun ,mw it. i.aw(.ii, interim-, jmi lHiw fir.( mmileur prodtielimi ,M.al eveeitlhe hoard member of llio. J(o nu . -(1, ,( niled Mine oi Kir-ol Aiimiiett, w'' , ,, ,, ,,' eouinm.1,1 of the Milking coal nun-1 '", "m ,,r ' "' 'lu.tW ino-l .Montgomery, nis.i.tni attorney jt(' oral, l.itwtioit is on trial elutrgt'd with murder in connection with Nimitio's dentil. iVfeottliiig to Montgomoiy, Ninuuo, "Nobby Tread" Equipped Maxwell Car Used lo lict me wews ior mu nww iitiiioiiiieod later. Tlio iiiumliertt of the reautilly ap pointed educational eoiiunittfe ate u follewK: H. V .Mulkey, eliaiimau; on- pnvserve ordur and prevent elu-hert betweun ntrik(ii and mine gtmrtl prior to (lie nrriwil of th mtlitia. The 1eiutuw were nttiiekud, MoutKonier.v deelared, ami foueslit the battle in tie- DKNVUit, Colo.. April 21 For- len-e of their lives. Daring the fight mer Governor K. A. Amnions, when Niinino was tltot in the left leg, the it deputy riliurfffi wiih ono of it fotee tetlainiiietiln, Min. A. 1-5. Ktuiiiie of oflieotH Httttioncd uoar Ludlow to! Driiiuu Idiiuue lielf, Minn Kllwtbetli shown the correspondencd between John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and Ivy M, Leo, as mado public by Frank P. Walsh, chairman of the Federal In dustrial Relations Commission said: "1 never sent out a letter on nny phase of tho Colorado coal miners strike that I did not prepare myself. I never heard of Mr. Ivy L. Leo, un til his name was brought out nt the Denver Investigation of tho Indus trial relations commission and never had nny correspondence with him. I furnished copies of all my corres pondence on the strike to the Indus trial relations commission during tho Denver hearing." Mr. Amnions added: "Tho only timo I ever met a rcpre bullet eerintr tlie femoral uitcry. lie died ooii after. The iisM-tunt attorney general told the jury that John If. l.nwson then wn.- in charge of the Ludlow tent col- ony, had bought ami imported arms ami was in ilneet command of the xlrikom who did the fightiii,. WASHINGTON. April iM. The Herman cmhu.t.v nniioiiuccil today it had information from it reliable source that a Mriiidt Imttle-diip was severely ilnnmgctl in the Jnsd Zeppe lin nttitek over the Tne. Wobiusou; helioolv ami Mrs. Putnam; Mrs. Sehieffeliu. .Mr. Unllat(her bulletin lionid, CRALLIS YOUTH STABBED TO DEATH CORVALLIS, Or., April '24.- Will- lam I'unly, who lived with hit mother here, was found dead today in the yard of his home. He lint! been stabbed with it dirk just below the lieart. The body was found Ivitiir head downward on a woodpile just below n window, from which the gins had been broken. The police believe ho was murdered in his room nnd his body hurled through the window. Hi mother left yeslurdav for a visit in Portland. An iuqucet will be held late today. Wlint Von Have Boon IHiklng I'or. Moritoi Whlto Liniment is a pre paration that gives satisfaction where a pnin killer and hcalor Is nccdod. Wo do not bellevo you could get n bolter liniment at nny price. Prices 25c, 50c, $1.00. Exclusive Agency Hasklus drug store tt sontative of Mr. Rockefeller was a nnd that mining operations will start few weeks ago when W. L. MncKen- within tho next week or ten days. xlo King discussed with mo labor con There is n well defined sentiment In ditlons In Colorado." that section that a railroad will bo built Into that district within the next IS months, nnd development work on claims Is being rushed. Get It at Do Voo's F. E. Merrick will return next week from a six weeks trip through tho middle west. Kodak finishing the best, at Wes ton's Camera Shop. Opposite Book Store. Tom Gaines of Trail was a busi ness visitor in tho city Friday. - .See Dave Wood aoout that flro in surance policy. Offico Mail Tribune Bldg. D. M. Browcr, editor of the Roguo River Argus, is in tho city today on business. Faticy groceries at DoVoo's. William Schultz of this city re ceived n lettor Thursdny from a rela tive in Germany tolling of tho war at closo range, nnd confirming tho reports of tho heavy loss of llfo on both sides. . Tho relatlvo Is closo to tho front on the western battlo nldo, nnd is in close touch with nil the horrors. Matinee, tho Page today. Royal Bebb of Central Point, spent Friday afternoon in this cltjy at- tenaing 10 ousincss matters. Candy, candy; got It at DoVoe's. J. C. Harvey of Grants Pass spont Friday in Medford attending to busi ness matters. Got your Dutter, cream, milk and outter-rallk, at Do Voo'. A young son of O. C. Hoggs, while playing with matches near a barn at tho family homo on Orango street, sot flro to tho strttcturo calling out the flro department Friday after noon about 3:00 o'clock. Tho barn was destroyed, and tho nearby resi dences endangered for a time. A short timo nftorwards n second nlarm wns sent in from South Cen tral nventic, whoro nn old barn be longing to C. I. Hutchison was de stroyed by flro of unknown origin. Taxi 10c, 2 for 25c. Foster & Hoi brook, Phono 885. 42 J. II. King of Robeburg Is spend ing a few days in tho city on business. C. A. DoVoo for subscriptions. Tho Puraclean Home Dairy In creased their herd this week. No need of cutting prices or doing small work to get customers. Purity nnd cleanliness their motto. Phono 582 W, for a trial, 35 Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camera Shop. Opposlto Book Store. O, D. Naglo and family returned to Medford a fow days ago aftor an absence of two years in southorn Cal ifornia. .Mr. Naglo, who Is a brick mason, saya conditions arp not very flattering in tho cities and towns in which ho has been and that Medford is llvlllur in a business jvay than any of thorn. "Medford certainly looks good to me," said Mr. Naglo. Mrs. R. O. Stephenson left Friday for Cliico, Cal wjiero her husband, "Doc," .imp employment. Gim Chung, China Herb Store Iltrb CurvM for J&tnuiic, llemhulie, C'ntnrrli.' Diphtheria, Soro Tbont, Lttm; Toublo, Cancer, Kidney Trimble, Ktomnrli Trouble, Heart Trouble, CIiIIIh anil Fever, Crtimpx, Cotiglis, Poor Circulation, Car buncles, Tumor, Cnkoil Breast, dire nil kinds of (,'oltrv.s NO OPERATION To Whom It Mny Cencern: I nm free from tho rheumatism. You can bo the same by taking treatments from Glut Chung, the herb doctor. My rhciimntlsm wns so bad that It made mo so weak I could scarcely got up when I wns down nnd the pnlu I suffered one could hardly know unless ono had tho samo disease. I was truly dissatisfied and disgusted with llfo In my condition and trying to llvo. Now to my friends thnt care to bo cured and would llko to bo free try tho herb doctor. Ho can certain ly rellovo In a vnry short timo. Very truly yours. MRS. jr. L. KOLE. till S FRONT ST.MEDFORI), ORE To stimulate interest in the Uj'tiiiiu league and promote a littler under- stundiiiu' of its nim and purposes, Mrs. Alan llruekiiiieed, the president, will uddress the members of the high school Monday morning during eliuptl ami the Weiinexdny Study iduh nnd Sliakespenio soeiely will also be ad dressed during the week. In the liigli school it is hoped to sccum the aid of many of the tenehers in the work and also interest the students in the drama as a permanent force rather than as merely it part of the routine cittrifuliim. For That New SPRING SUIT Tailored to Fit The Universal Mini Company tnr n "NoMiy'lVcitl" c.tiippctl Max well car to oht.un nuiviim pictures for in Animated Weekly kcrvicc. It U a difficult matter to ukc moving- pictures from an autoiiinbilo traveling- tit liie.li speed. . . The camera operator in the cur wears a liclt-hke device invented by "Jack" Colin of tho "Animated Weekly." Thin device rmilita the operator to take pictures while the Maxwell cir travel at high speed. It wai coiwderrd important that the automobile lie: equipped with titei which would uivc protection uuuiiut skidding, and fcivcrt delay eauwd by punctures or hlow-outi. . ., I'or thi rcam it i equipped with United State Nobby I read Tires on all four wheel. SEE KLEIN 123 East MAIN Upstairs MRS. E. V. COFFIN ti:aciii:k op PIANO AND VOICE STUDIO AT GO F10SE AVENUE Phone 5CG L Class Lessons for Children PROPERLY FITTED GLASSES LATH MANN'S Grestp Lace and Embroidery Sale Opens Monday April 26th TOO MTJC '10 QL&HBWX. LOST High school class pin, en Braved with an K. and 13. Ro wan!, return to Mnll Tribune, 34 WE CAN BUILD IT Experimental Work, Model Making, Dlo Making, Designing and Mfg. special machinery. Correspondence Solicited ARMSTItONG MFG.CO. 1 Second St, Portland, Ore. Full bred I'erchcron attiliion, for merly owned by Hob Cm wrier, la now making tho season's stand nt Vin cent's barn. Sorvlco $10 to guaran tee foal. THANK It.V.NI)Iii:V, Modfonl MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS :i(J So. drape St. AUTO TIRE REPAIRING Fisk and Michelin Tires in Stock Tlio TlroM of Quality nnd Servico Aunlt ton Mere SEE DR. RIGKERT in: KNOWS HOW Suite I.U Over Heuel'H VELVET ICE CREAM Solves the problem for u des sert. Nothing more pulut nblc. Piiro and wholesome. Any flavor. Hrick, fancy molds, Sherbets and Jecs made to order. The White Velvet Ice Cream Co. 02 S. Central. Phone -181 nnwntr.fi w tlx. I. Ilimi, MamiKcr nl I'lmlclnit 2B0 KWRNY ST. Ilel. Sutter unci Duh " I SAN FRANCISCO !A rnodao, fite-pioof, up-toJtte Hotel, loctted in the center of cvrrytlu'ng and on f direct line to the Expoitiion Croundi, RATES Detached Bath Private Bath t1.00, 11.50 single 1.50, (2.00 ilngle 51.50. MM double 92.00. 12.50 double itn n icim. i. .. r From TMiJ and Towuew) St. Dq. uV c.r 1 No. I5I6. rromrtorUicautm N, cw, itt ( ci AX Keuoy St., wlt hU a Ui North. Or Take a "Uidversal" Bui direct lo Hotel I PAGE WIRE FENCE Is the choice of every careful fence buyer. You can see It nlonu nearly every roatl and farm in Southern Oreyon anil Northern Call fornia. WE HAVE THE RIGHT STYLE FOR YOU. iittotwuw 7 wmri sp,vcio M I 4 U "J J rnmillUDt i J IN Our 12'har 4Q-lnch, General Purposo Fence Is a winner. It repre sents .most'-Vaifc fpr the money, .Will turn pfcs, hogs;, sheep and cattle, ycry lino wire is mads doufile strwlujh,. stretches tlyht over rough and 1'iilfy (iround, Gives you just what you need In fcucc ser vice ' WE SELL SUPERIOR FENCE SERVICE AT THE RIGHT PRICE GADDIS & DIXON "THE PAGE FENCE HEN" MEDFORD, OREGON AMBITION If on. yi,iin . .. .i.-ip a,. m ,ii, lux,. t ,tii4 Itirri'tKMINATION .1 lil fit Mi fTKIt. h Hlr int. .1 nt tlio Medford Commercial College "Tit' fthool fur Amlillliiui Youhk I'vniili of nmrnctvr" Ciiiiiiiitficlitl, HliortUnHtl nml Kiijjllilt HuliJicl Ttturouhly TttttRht. .'k'liool All Httiiitncr tn 'Ul UwitluK. Ill .V. (!mN St. A -i' cn m tt.ra ' 1f hi.'..T rwjttti-'.-: IJW JAU f &$ There Are Two Ways of Doing Things tiut kv fiiiljr parnil thd imo wh)' Hid rlKlil ! If Xu brlnji your i hli-lu to ua to lin p'i'ulriMl Wm work hIII (hi (loin) iirvprrly nnd nt h low lrlro. Tht' the y w rrUlu our nil (Hatitmnm ami train ww orXM. i i Ian It to uh. A dollar mwl la a ilnllnr crnutl. Cllllivu' Vauou, Carrlnuc and Auto Worki gSHaM!'"''MM-iar"'atf .1 When Old Age Comes then In tliu tlmu o'i Wittil to fiijiiy tli coiiifitrtM ot lift. Ntnv Im tho tlin ' lo mio uu la tho tluiu tu Kart an net (Hint with im. i i'i;iti:.'T inti:uiwt paid o.v HWISdS ACCDt'.N'IS OVEI7 C2 VCAnO UNDt'R ONC MANAUBMCMT f fini x-ar2HByHK7javx-tKarfa6taaaAiMcel j IfrpTiwi wmiwiiimim,.,, ni,iw Dill Ilcllcr tlin ti t v nlll every li'Miier. I llll u'"' ''-'''ll1'1"'' II it mile I'nr Dpenil I llll ii'e lor I'tit'tl ()v l of it Ftiril our, lllj lliiycih will hIiiii I HI! .'11111,0110 new i'V't' Mill A ui 1(11'. ' I lliiniiliiiiil .f'l'IO; 'J Jill t'oupulot $7fi0; S llll til' Amorica uily, HI f. ti. b. Dclioil. llll On (liMnluy nnd c. llll 1 . . a- araniWMftiBwaw iiimiMiiiiiwiTiri ci l!i Konl I now a inec-nily man. Anil It'- the family nerva Willi nciiiioiiiy, lof.s than I wo unn ion mid tinkci'jd whilo "For J 'ikii'h" iiMannw tliu eonliinuiii to 1 1 In mir- nm n. ll II . ...I..l a in iil'oillM it we. Hint in rinmi 1 our hiilwiicn Annual 101 1 mill .'iiiirlitK Cm' i 100; Town Inr 151)0 j t'(liin407f; iu IJiu Uiiilud flit(m i All nuii uld llilly- oipiiiutui, halo nt E. GATES mm ttnuimaa SStfS ( U U-.U-' '-i