Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 27, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAG TWO M.lOt)M)UL MML TttlBUNti:. MEDTTOKD. OttlilClOtf, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1915 I C ,f- 1 I V a L tf RSONAI -..- jJ'.T--Tlir7f' X f JfrfWjt of Uw. Talent and rhoe lx 4 WrJk report that during tho last Wak; thaic .oalckoa coop kayo be tWUhI fey. thieve, and the roosts rallarfT Tlje ertmM are kid to hun RrytrAmjwi, .wJw re eaed hi the "JtMKlaa" along $ rail read tracks, Qat fleered gasoline Jrpm tho Rod fill" at Garaatt-Cory'a. Tna ftnlsn'fBg touches are being pat oa the sew Daraum hotel on North Frost, avenue. Kedak Mafehtag and supplies at VeMes'a Caaera Shop. Opposite seek, Mere. Levi Stagg, injured In an auto nc cldent on tho JaclfIo highway two weeks ago while returning from Gold Hill, Is now out of danger. 150 hats at 25 to CO per cent dis count at Lottie Howards. Q. W. Fnlenwldor, deputy dairy and feed commissioner, Is In the city and valley on a tour of Inspection of milk and cattle conditions for tu berculoids. All of Medford'a milk supply romes from herds tested for this disease, and tho examination is purely ; pejf uacory. 'LMBCb, goods at Do yoo'a. i ' A verdict in favor tho ltoguo River Fruit and .Produce association was returned eeinesilay by a Jury AH the Glljea Chambers company ofc.TrUand tqr.Jaul.ty instalatloa of t&,JrJ!?P,!p,S plant- Damages In the imount ot, S2IJ wero awarded. A'Verrttct'iri fa tor 'tho defendant was rendered initio suit of A. C. Adams Fl.n?t v Woolrldge. for the loss of two horses, that died as a result of a surgical operation. Typing, calculating and spelling contests, Frday afternoon 1 to 3. Mcdford Commercial College. You are invited. 57. D. J. Vhltman of San Francisco is spending a few days In the city and valley securing material for a write-up of agricultural conditions for Orchard and Home, the Hearst farm publication. Atf jallllfHsrr reduced at, the milli nery department of tho M, &. M. store. ,, pa Notice has been served by tho po lice that all riders of wheels, using WW8 M 8J?eNy ! )i ar rested and subject to the penalties Wjlwjl by the city ordinance. , , ' Jackson County Creamery will be ready to receive cream Juno la at the Welnhard Ico Depqt. j. i-ercy wens, county scnool jyi J,srjRlBgfit., left this nipralag for wurrTaaclsco, where ho will havo ch1"'tf 1?U Jackson county school expHCat tho 1915 fair. "" ' Is' Dare Wood about that fir ta uraace policy, offleo Vail TtIbbm ! "" Frank Dybeo of Jacksonville spent Thursday morning In this city attend ing to business matters. We' have the smartest and most reasonable hats In Medford. Every thing reduced at tho millinery de partment of the M. & M. store. C2 F. H. Farrar and wjfb of Kay gold spent WaftHswdaV in thla.cl'ty shop ping and attending tp business mat ters. Jackson Cpunty creamery will bo ready to receive cream' Juno lsl at the Wlaehart Ice. popot. Attorney n. F. lt,uj key spent Wed "?far q Jacksonville, attending to matters before tho circuit court. Heo Pierce" the florist, for bedding piaatsor a. kinds. Mrr. Oracp ngalls of Grants Pacs lent Wednesday in. this city visiting friends anfl rcatlres. Pan rjandy Bread at Do Voo's. The Moose joijpo gavo a dancp. In. their hall TueVJay evening, with 30 couples In attendnnco. H was ono of tho most enjoyable, social events ever held by that orgqnlzatlpn. Velvet Ice Cream at Dp Voe's. Mr. and Sirs, Frank Turner Jeavo Saturday for Etigeno whore they will make their home. Jackson County Creamery win pa ready to receive cream Juno 1st, at the Welnhard Ice Depqt, Tho Unrnum and Ilalcy circus Is. scheduled fpr an appoaranco In this city the second weok in August. Dr, M. 0, Darbor, Palm block, HOur 0 to A. Phone: Office 110; Home 110J2. " 'Frank Douglas of Coos nay is spending a few days In tho city and VHHejj, attending to business matters. Magoilnes and newspapers. Phono us your wants. Yo deliver by blcycjo messenger. Medford Cigar Store. Phono 88C, " 'The, sjuklngiof Ncbraan full, cd t7o,atirv'Mc(irordlJes with war in. their VfUstydJd tlio act of piracy agalnst",thoDu6tana; It, liowover, raised a sfarm of discussion on tho flue points of International law In the University -club. Pleree, tho florist, has fine lot of ftf ns .plants. 'w "r'lyi'' VoolVprton has ro- tursja to her home in, qpl4 jllll fer vising the. last wyek with rplativea .IntWscjty, yift8' ?hlA?. !"lPl5ur swimming oaaj, toe the season Saturday, l(ay 7 . . 5.7 ""Tho graduating oxcrclscn of tho Medford high school will bo held nt the Page theater tomorrow evening. Attorney B, K. Mulkoy will deliver the. graduating address. Th class Is composed ot 47 yungnien:ahiyom ea, pa, of.tho largest ltv the history ot tho Medford schools. Jackson County Creamery will bo ready to rccolvo cronm Juno 1st nt tho Welnhard Ico Depot. Fred ,'Ij6Wr . and family left this, morning for Wellcn to spend 'tho summer OB, hclr ranch homo. Ton corn Crlspottes nt Do Voo's. Sniu Johnson ot Wtskcy Peak Is spending-1 few day In tho ctty and ralloy attending to business matters. Havo your lawn mower sharpened kyiJYUchll, pl.cno 3S5-J. 1 tf D. F, George of llllt, Cl., la sptnd Iny a few days In .the city on ijusl- nesw. J. O. Gerklng, the best all around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives made any where, tlmo or place. Studio SIS Main St. Phono 320-J. , Clinton Purkcyplle loft Wednesday night for Yollowstono Park, and from thero ho will go to Ithnca, N. Y., where ho will enter tho electrical de partment of Cornell university nt tho next term. Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes ton's Camera Shop. Opposite Book Store, Janirw Wlnea left Wednesday even ing for Portland, whero ho was call ed by tho death of a brother. Plans aro being1 formulated fof tho observance of,. Memorial Day Iri this city next Monday by tho G. A. It. and Sons ot Veterans. Spcclnl services wjll be hehl In tho churches of tho! city Sunday. Monday tho stores will close, and tho exorcism of tho will bo held In tho. city park. Medford band will furnUh tho music for tho day. Screen doors at McGrord Lumber Co. Wednesday was a bright and sun shiny day, and under tho sunshine Insect life became active. The polico havo Issued the final warning to prop erty owners to clean up their prem ises. Tho authorities stato that tho sanitary condition of tho, city was never better, hut that a few aro dil ator) In .obeying orders. Practically averynuto, owenr In the city vaa out for-an'!cvcnlng drlvo last night, as It was a perfect summer evening. Jackson County Creamery will bo ready to receive cream' 'June 1st at tho Welnhard Ico Depot FletschmaaVs'yeast at'Da Voe's. Dr. J. F. Jteddy of .Grants Pass ar rived In Medford this 'morning to spend a short tlmo visiting his fam ily. 1 -J. II. Hanson of-Roscburg isaoend- iag;aifewdaya.in, the.clty on.-busl- Bess; '- 3 - .tot -. W. H. Hamilton or San Joso, C.illf., Is In Medford for a short visit and transacting business. Ho ha, been over to Baglo Potflfldoklng'-aflcr hfs ranch and, says, they have wonderful crop prospects., in, that "vicinity. A "Hebo Smoker" was held in tho Medford Grocery company warehouse Wednesday night, when prowling gents entered, and partook of canned fruit and delicacies, crackers and cheeso, grapo Juice, cardlncs, and Sar atoga chips. After tho luncheon cigars were passedaround, also plug cut and cigarettes. Tho marauders possessed a fastidious tasto for they seized only tho best. Tho thefts were discovered this morning and re ported to tho police. PULL Ws as PRANK PENALTY ilnu r' ino . Tlio entire limli portOdi iC tho HtHdimlini eltts! of tlu .MtMfoul high school, "nunc proved i ulu nn com lnr,inn,f,, their, dnsss. motUi HtIes, will du rt life (lint un-l.utln oeonpnlinn of piiUhtjr ntul cutting weedi. Sixteen ot lliem itppt'imul thin tnontiti before Police .ImUto tiny, nml ven senieuccil i tmuuml Inlior n ptiuit)imitit Tor lejuiuc down mid liidinp husine.vj iku;', un u liutr of tlio Iiumih'ss dmtriet Moudnv uisht. It wn expluim-il (, tho eoint tlutt llu ppioodo wih only n "hi;;h vuw joke." The eourt held Hint tlio dam nge lo pro)erl.v rns "no joke.' Tho sentenee of tho eourt wits Dint tho boy should liefuro luwt Momln.v clean and pull the weeds in the mrk. inr in fnuit ot some other hoys home. Harold (hvy, the youngest member of iho elnss, wns named to see that the work wns done. It was further provided thnt iT miy one Imlked nt his tnsk he would ho npiiu haled be fore Die eourt mid nsued to rlnui-ing- up the city park after Iho Mom. orinl day eclehrntion. Tho hoys will hold a meeting- tin's evening to allot work. The young men "slnndiiu; on tho thViWhohl oflife, and faeinit the worid,'' jS .iho ' clns, orator jvilh say, who' win start with n toih!tT,hurl IH'iinlty ntlnchment nre: Jay (lore, jtpljert IVJoiisc. IHati.,GJtnlfr, liar- olil"Ory, Karl Hubbard, Dplpjj rnipps, uienn Mmmons. .Miles (Inm- mill, Chester linker, Walter Drown, Mnffitli Cowgill, James Vance, Glenn Stull, Charles Hay, Clinton Parkey pflo and Clarcn Jaqun. r MF.MOHI.Mi 1.V The First Christian church, cor ner 9th and Oakdalc, and their min ister. Mr. Harry K. Tucker, wish to extend a cordial Invitation to tho members of the Ornnd Army, of the Republic, Women's. Reflet" Corps. Sons of Votorans" and tho public In go'ncraj't'p hptior the Lord and us with their presence at the church nt lb:tG a- m. May 30th. to hear and ;nJoy the Memorial sermon and dho bh:ci music lor mat occasion.., "IP" AS WEIL AS "SIT" THE FCY i I r,jjm$ 5 Don't Jet you rent' become n bur den, You .can nyoitl .trouble by, using All those expecting to attend tho summer courso In manual training, will report at tho high school Mon day morning. May 31st at 0 a. m. K KD HULL, Instructor. TOO LATJC TO CMMStFT. FOU8ALF-r "trade, omall ranch good soil; a bargain If taken nt once. Address 9, Mall Trlbuno, ' ffHafafl HllllrFaB LaLaV "" Ml ILaan HAaLaH Hero aro tho plans for n "My trap for tha boy who want to linvo tho (tin of making things nud nt the samo tme help htanuothcr keep tho houso free of fttca,thl summer. Tho material tqr ono of these trnps dot'H not cost mora thun 10 or 30 cents and any hoy who Is handy with toots can mako one In n short whilo, Half-Inch plno and a small quantity of ( wire netting., tho kind UBod for Window, screens, Is all that Is uocof sary. Tlio host slxo In oto 1) Inches long. 13, Inches, high and S laches wide. Sour milk, a piece of banana, or. aoiuo .otter fruit shin aiakeaNa god Hit, and the ftli that.arj caught each tiny should bo ktllcd by pouring hot water over tho trap or by laavlug It Immersed In water until tho tiles aro dead. Tho halt should he removed nt night or It will attract ants. Tha fly trap Is mado in tbreo dis tinct parts (A, U and C) as shown In tho accompanying Illustration. These may bo detached from ono nnothcr to unfastening tho hooks (D) that hold them togothcr at clthor end. The trap tnuit bo unhooked to placo tho bait on tho two pieces of tin (10) tacked to the bottom scctldn. j The circular lolm or mllkor paint caun can bo usod to hold tho bait. Tho middle section (ID of tho trap consists of a screen covered frame that resembles n MmnVgnblo roof through which thoro "ary K IioIor (F) to lot tho (lies lu,lu tho upper most section. (A) which Is'inure tho ocrccnod-ln rngo thnt I sot down over tho other twor U'mid O). Tlio Handle (Hi will huKiuud con. vrnnt'Wl Dj.lrnp A,jtuhicrsed liv wntcrifmjt'thfj.'flleo;: . .i . p( ftur car.. Fin. ZEROLENE ihe Stanford Oil W Motor biT Zero cue keen votir car in ndivc serv ice by giving cfltclcitt lubrication. Lew valve ftrliullnj,' lcj carbon less fre quent replacement of bedrltlK STANDARD OIL COMPANY ((.'UftmilO MOUfotil r. .. -. v DAY . i kP.aYlata IkmaaUB 'nnw tpywfTM t i'.jiij L.TJ , a a ,r' .f:V8U'iW'TTw 7- k",mb VWWIHTil5liHf0Bl,,lMon H Ua-t proving, acconiiii); 10 a pu.inan it hullctip issued lit 8 0 dock hint uidiJ and rweived nt tlio Greek- Irgntiou henv Tlio king'rt tenipernliiiv was uivttu ns slightly above 1(10 ami piflso as 110. CHICHESTER S PILLS Kii ri.iu-i.ui.-.XapiA VUi I Ht fl k M.I U.U MM.1II.A l,M. IMftf fe hib A... iteiSlii&JSSfei; MntMMaM,IUIWt.llrtlHU SOit RY MTUilSTS EVCmWHCRC DECORATION .MONDAV, MAY IIIHT will bo n legal hollilitj'. Droos up your Children's foot In n pair r"Now lM Hhisxt, Celobrnted brands wo carri "Vl.X,Jy', In" Tun mid llliu-k; "SIlUltCI'OOT" In Pnlciit, Hull Kid NwMVIilto Canvas; "TUOT-MOUKH" In Tan, Itav .1 .. .'., ' - ALSO A IHO LINK OF IIAIIBFOOT ANDl' fou Tin: whem: family. . ' ''"', " t.t in i.imi A I'Alll . ,,.,,. i. it. f, 1 ii 1 i a at Tin: SIGN OF (Seicdf "Good Snots" a good iu:mauli: placu to TttAUtr ' 6pi'08ri3 I'OST OKFICH T -f-r-t - --i- v X We will continue to givo S. & H. Green Trading SUmps, redeemed in premiums, ns iual! ? ! J . x X Tho Supremo Court Ima sot asido the stamp aqt passed by tho legislature i .itiJ" 4, 11. & G. Coispts, J, I k M. M. DEPARIMM STORE RELIABLE MpRqHATSDISE RELIABLE METHODS Al'cii.4 foi" " 1 1 ,1 . ".MwiiHiiuy 1 , . I., fi Umlui'- ii. , , .1 .. "ml Great Clearing In Women's Apparel All Women's Suits; Coats, Dresses, Waists, etc. Reduced in Price SALE OP SUITS, $5.00 f. WANTEtUStock to pasture. Jou Cralno ranch, Routo 4, Medford. 07 EYE STRAIN causes headaches, nervousness and jxptIpht. """l spcclnllzu in cornijtlnK oo- if"1-. .. it ,i DR. RICKERT H(dto l-ovi-r IteucPa m u f IK bc Q you desire, to become an Independent man a man of wealth? Tho younK man who is honest, industrious, oconouilcal and puts his money In our Dank where it cams Interest will become an In dependent man. t i per cent Interest pnnd on Savlnga Accounts. t i "' Oyp,e?.VCARf UNDER QHF'.M.ANPPHEKTi H t V. v7;if $Jii lT"l 2111(1 SUMMER WAIST SALE 09c !f Friday ti :m Wi nlni'n on Hiilc I'vcrv Htiif. in itic hIopo Sntui'day at Hit trciueudotla cuU ,t.(M) Yjoun't lu'at oiirpricPrt. ; Oil dmplay LM rlOOr. r . SALE SPRING COATS Kvcry co;i- reduced, in price, newest- styles, onoqnar ter less than you can Hccurc awh values elsewhere. Don't delay, buy today, . On display 2d floor, , , jfTL ' I B ' j $7.50 TO, $1Q DRESS ?KIRTSI( $4.98 SccoiidJ'looiHtSpi'i.'ial inircliase and Halu,1)i,' "Women V I new Dress BK'irts at about hall' i)rit!e. U'liese are sure 8 t m This includes' waisln sold as high an ijOOO. M'iio slylcs are uo(-all 'new;, Intl. (be price is HoTtitf (un'tyou can not alTord to miss the ()Ter. On niaiu floor. WOMEN'S SHOES, $3.00 AND $3.60 S.liQwing tho Soason's Smartost 'Models ; yrrf " GOOW YEAR T AND REPUBLIC' HAVE QUALITY WiH.vvi; lixritA costs and tim i: 11V JOI.V( ouu OWN AlUUSTl.N'a $mti Mkft Motor Car Cp, Distributora for Southern Oregon 16-18 S. Pir street. 'tuU,li -Aledford, Oregon to be snapped up in a hurry, so don't delay. Very la tea,!, styles lind oidy tyo or, three of n hind, fshown in plain colors, plaids and novelty effects 'of Various kinds. Ooinplete asHertnienj: of regular sizoH. Skirts iiuuWto sell at $7,50 lo $10.00, special Wniiy and Itt- urday at only, , ,J. .....; S4:l)8 I Aj8kfoi-S.&'ir.a'nulijjStniiiiW lyApH DRESS BARGAINS jiig sloyingpf Douse and Street Dresses, in tissue ginguanis, Afadras and' percal.es, all sizes. H U 'J4, specially priced at 08, 1.25 and $1.50 New shipment Spring Kiiuoniis jnHt received, dia pliiyed'on nuuu floor. MEN'S, HAT SALE 08a Your doice of any Itat in stock at tills price, values Ask fpr S. & Tf. Stamps. 1 w Shoo Depai'lpioht, inauj flooiw-A- notable 4iale of Women's Pilio Footwear, whieli ))rings a saving of ti.e nirti't Bii)ni'tAniiiiV hiiid. 200 pairs of higlt-grade Slioesj in button or lace styles, in patent colt, vici kiO, suede, guui.netal, ete. Some with ploiVj ttihiga, others with lirocado (piarters. Ilaud-luriied or welt soles, in every stylo heel and too and iu.all. widths and sizes, Shoes such as other stores price iifjjtQ.OQ and even Mi.OO. You nv choose thorn liere toiuorrowiat, per pair $3,00 and Jjf3.50 AsH(orS.&ll.Stanii)s. Origi?iaJ S. $ 3J. profit-Sim ring Dopartment Store, in re(Ifpi;d. 1.05 -tho premiums wo give you on 2J floor. V . & r V K iH