Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 30, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textf PAGE TWO MEDtfOKD MAID TRIBUNE, MEDFOltD. OTtEaON. FKTDAY. JULY 00,191,1. .m . ?M . r M I0CAL AND L PERSONAL 9. I. Wlliion ana family of Tnlent upont Tliiiratlay cvcnlnn in Mcdfonl. Mrs, "Wick Vox and MIhb Kvolyn Tnylor havo returned from a two weeks vucatlon spout on tlio l.Ittlo Dutto. fiul-Ssa" lfic nnywlioro In city. Formerly Alco Taxi, Now offlco Nash Hotel, Phono 333. Dr., Gowdy spont Thursday In Jack sonville nttondlnt; to business mat tern. Man 'a Summer imdorwear 43c fit tho Golden llule. Ill Al CnHlor, tho Modtord southpaw, will pitch for Yroka Sunday In n Kamo agnlnBt "Weed. Velvet ico cream at Do Von's. Mrs. HoRor S. Uonnott and win Pranced liuvo roturnod from a tluoo weok's visit to San Francisco. Miss I.ounsbiiry, Mllllnnry, at tho M. M. Dopt. Sloro, oarly Full Foils and Novelties. 1 1C M. M. Allien Iioh roturnod from at tendliiK tho fumiral of IiIh brolhnr'n wife In Hontllo. .lack Tar Middles nt Final Clear nnco prices 118, $1.19, $1.18. Ahreim. Our NIoholB of Urownsboro spent Thurirday In Mcdfonl iittcndlni; to buslnoss muttarn In this city and Jacksonville Seo Davo Wood about that flro ln- miranco policy. Offlco Mall Trlbuno Dldg. .1. W. Motcalfo, division superin tendent o fthn Southern 1'uclflc, and C. 1). West, division onKlnoor, wore taken over tho Pacific highway Thursday by A, B. Hosonbauni of this city. They woro highly plonsud with tho Jauksou county portion of tho work, and made portlnont romarks on tho dlfferonco hotweon thin statu nnd California, All Biimrnor wash Koods reduced at tho Golden Uulo. Ill Georso 'Noun or and wlfo of Hose burp, nro vlsltlnR friends and rela tives In this city for a fow dayB. Mr, Noiinor Is nreserutlni: nttomoy of Douglas county and tho parly haB Just returned from a visit to Crater I.nko. Your cholco of all sunimor trim mod hats, muny dark huts suitable f6r early fall, vnluos to $13, now $2. OS. AhreiiB. J. C. llaworth of Lnko creek npent Thursday In Medford uttondltiK to business matters. 1 tako prldo In makliiB your watch koop perfect tlmo. I havo every fa clllty for dolnjt flno watch ropnlrliiR. Johnson tho Jeweler. 8. Washburn and wlfo of Lebanon, OrOKon, aro visiting frlunds and rol- atlvos In this city for n few dnyn. Mon'a Work Shirts at tho Golden Itulo 3 for $1.00. HI The Holland Hotel has boon nam ed tho official hotel ot tho Califor nia Auto association. - When that auto whool orockB nnd rlopH It needs flxlnir. Wo mako nB solid as now, nt a nmall oxpeimo. Ml lings Carriage ond Auto Works. IC. A. and M. J Murphy of Ottawa, Illinois, uro among tho eastern peo plo In tho olty and valley this week. More than ICO untrlnnued shapes to closo out values to $1, now $1.00. AhroiiB. MosdomoR W. J. Malonoy and Skill man r OranlB Paw spent Thursday In Medford visiting friends. Do Voo carries tho best lino of flro cent clgnrs In tlio city. County Clerk Gardnor spent Thurs day nftornoon In Medford on official business. Children's whlto oanm oxfords at tho Golden UuIh to closo out S'Jc 111 ' K. A. Hlldreth of tlutto Fulls spout Wediuday In Medford attending to buslnosfl matters. Johnson, nt tho Hook Store, an expert watch repairer. Peter Watson an dllerbert Koiitnor havo returnotl from n short trip to Orator Lnko. Your oholto of mirlHK wilts. value to $10. now $1. mny o' " make good foil innuentH. Ahrons Witter ComiMlMlnner CMmmok ar rived In Medford from wMtorn Oro gon via Crater Lnko Thursday. Merohants' Lunoh. 2Bo. Tho Hbasta. Mlwt Olu Hollo loft ThurwUy afternoon for a wewk's vtalt with friends and rslatlvos nt Yroka, Cal. Mr. C. W. WhlllooK. tho buyttr for tliu Golden Kulo. hi now in New York soudlHC put lutw fall goods. Hon Plywftl Mitt Stmrty MMn havo retarnwIrroiH a wk's flhl tlio In tho lrit 4Mrlt. SklVou or Gab! ater, 10c per bottlo at De Voe's At. J. lCmtrlek nnd lbrh Orwui win ! hrU tat h '' rijkhluH hmHU ftP " oroBi. . . daidK'! iruM at (ImI tor nncVrt jiriw &!. r. H Ahrs. jjphji Orbw of Pru' la to heaj" Iro l' Thur.l qKocolates SO aU lb IK- Voo's. ill. A, lli'"lu "' "" 'i"n iKir Ilrn. Homoinado atry at tU SbMta Gcorgo ratilln Martin and Francis Anna Neevel of Itoguo Hlver were mnrrled Thursday, July 20 nt Itoguo Hlver. Tho ceremony wos performed by tho groom's father, James Mrtrtln, bolng witnessed 'by relatives and In tlmate friends. Mr. Martin has been a resident of Itoguo Hlver for flvo years past nnd 1ms resided In Jack son county for 20 years. Tho bride taught in the nogue Hlver schools during tho pnst year. Immense values on that $r..()0 rack ot tailored suits and coats. AbronB. J. II. Mason has been elected mayor of Klamath Falls by n, vote of 304; Crlstor Was next with 314. Mason's election, It Is claimed, will bo fol lowed by a cleanup, as his support came largely from tho chinches. Toko your watch to Johnson, tho Jowoler, you will recelvo Unusually good aervlco. Grants PasB will havo a munici pal bath house, the plans having been porfoctcd at tho Inst council meet ing. Dy paying a small fee of fl contB tho bather can have a berth to himself while to children It will bo free. Tho small fee Is to help defray running expenses. Now Fall shoes nro arriving at thn Golden Uulo. lit Kid Drown while taking n bnth In his homo Tuesdny night sustained a badly burned wrist ns tho result of stopping on n plcco of soap. Tho water In tho bath tub Is heated by gas. Drown went to turn off the heat, and In so doing stopped on tho soap. Doth foot flow out from un dornealh him, and the falling man grasped tho heater. Deforo ho could lot go tho flesh was seared. Safety and service Wo glvo both. Holmes, tho Insauranco Man. Tho iipecch of William Jennings Drynn brought to Medford from all parts of tho valley a good attendance of tho old guard who wero followers of Uryan In his first campaign In 180C. in that oloctlon Dryun swept Jackson county by a two to one vote. Tlio nppoaranco or tho crowd lndlca-l od again the Miiiiuatnknblo hold tho commoner has on tho nffcctlons of tho plain people. All trimmed sumtnor bats cholco $l.ri0; untrlnimcd shapes $1; flowers half prlco. Sale starts Friday, July 30 and runn ten days. Dcrnnrd Mil linery, sos Mayor O, If. Johnson, C. D. Lam kin, Chns. D. Wolf, K. J. Kalsor, Dort H. Greer, I). F. McWllllams, K. K. Plilpps, Win. Myor wero among tho many from Asliland that attend ed tho Drynn mooting. Frosh ronslod peanuts at Do Voo's. Mr. and Mis. John II. Worst ot Fargo, N. ., aro guosts of tho Hol land hotel. Mr. Worst Is president of tho North Dakota Agricultural col lego, and noted throughout tho mid dle west as an orator and odurator. Thoy will vlBlt tho oxposltlonB at San Frnnclsco and San Diego boforo re turning to North Dakota. Alco Taxi, ICO niiywhoro In city; prompt calls, careful drlvor; phono 882-H. Hov. F. W. llussard of Seattle will preach In tho Lutheran church next Sunday at 11 a. in. On August 8, Hov M.' K. Doulton of Tho Dalles, president of tlio Pacific Synod, will visit tlio congrogntlon. Doth aro ablo spoakeis, and mi tboro has boon . ... ..... ..i. ......it r.iM unvuriil no services in ww viuuuh "' ill weeks slnco Hov. Wllker leu, a largo crowd Ib expected to nttend. For siiItcuBCs, bags nnd truiiKB go to tho Golden Uulo. ,l, Uv.Alilornian Chnriou Ailing ' Chicago nnd bride, who havo vlsil- ...i fp.ir Lnko on their weaning lor. wero taken over the p.iveu highway by Mrs. Seth Dullls and wero highly pleased with tho Uoguo rlvor vulloy. Mr. Ailing was chairman oi tho uldormanlc commute which caus- od tho vice otuan-up In Chicago, no Is a retired capitalist J. O. Gerklng. tho best all around photographer In southern Oregon. Always Tollable. Nogntlvos mado any whore, tlmo or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phono 320-J. Mrs John Phillip Sousn and daugh ter Patricia and Miss Hamilton Abort all of New York, loturnod Thuisday from a two days' trip to Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. Conro Flero. Mrs. Floro and MtM Fioro, Gerald Sooy uiltb and CorMn H.lRell wore alc In the parly. Kodaks repaired, and cleaned Medfoid Hook Store 111 Prank lljbtio or Jacksonville spent Thursd enlng In Mwlford attend lit thn Mrynii eercltH. (t( yr butter egH. croam. milk dnn butter milk at Do Voo's MM Flo TkoHttMon or JaiVson vllle Mnt Thurwla) In Medford U Ulwa friends ItHmtoalon Vbrfote Tiewrlter for Ml chMp MeUford Hook Store 111 H V KtMRsIM of Hwrubrook spent Wwtnwtday hi M4ford stlfwdlDK to MiaatMMB aaatiori llav-8 ya trM aae of thoso to milk UM nt DoVao'sT n V tolltkiiry of iMlew t awnnn tko out of town vlatun In tb city UiU woafc, Wto CaaMra 9kop tor first KiMiak flMlai aaU Kodnk supplhw O.orM OMsW of MOBIMU t'al. I vtslttoc rrtn4 ond rrUilv m I Hi 'Mr for a f w das K. V. Carter and party of Ashland visited Crater Lake Thursday. Quick service for your Kodak fin ishing. See Weston's Camera Shop. The funeral 'service of F. Ossen hrugge, pioneer business mnn of tills city, who died Thursday morn ing, was held Thursday afternoon from the Perl Undertaking parlors, the Itev, W. F. Shields of tho Pres byterian church officiating. The services at tho grave wero conduct ed by the Masonc lodeg. A large number or friends and relatives jmM the final tribute. F.arly Fall Felts, newest pattern,, lowest prices, latebt colorings. Miss Irfiiinshury, Millinery, M. M. Dept. Store. IIS The Medrord baseball team will meet Weed a week from Sunday and wiy bo greatly strengthened. Tho Drant brothers of Talent recent ar rivals from Fargo, N. I)., will bo In tlio line up. One of them Is a first baseman, and Ihls will give Curley Wilson u chance to go behind the bat, and Hill to right field. The Drajit's have played some minor league bull, and both are, good hit ters. Tho team is now working to gt more hitting and less fancy field ing. An excursion will bo run from Weed to this city. Insist on "None lletter Dread" once. Ill Den Lamptnnn, editor of the Gold Hill News, spent Thursday In Med ford as ono of the many out of town visitors attending tho Drynn recep tion and speech. After church and before taking that auto ride go to tho Nash Cafe teria and get tlio best dinner In tho city. No use to bother cooking your own meals. Joe Deoman and wlfo and daughter Virginia of Gold Hill spent Thurs day afternoon In Medrord. W. II. Lnmpman of Asbestos spent Thursday In Medford attending to business matters. Daniel's eighth annual clearance sale begins Saturday, July 31, and will lust for ono wook during which ho will mako somo attractive prices on seasonable merchandise, ns will bo scon by his nil today. Gcorgo Potter or Marshrleld is nmong the out of town visitors in tho city this week. D. F. Hunter of Tillamook baa re turned to his homo after spending n week In Medford. Tho annual migration ot city folks to tho hilts nnd country is now un der way, many families camping in tho upper Applegate and In Dutto creek districts, Mnny nro planning to leave after August ir when the doer senson ojioiis. . During tho W. J. Drynn spooch nt tho city park Thursday night 987 aittos were counted banked around the park. Though a careful search was made by tho speed cop, nouo could bo found fulling to obey the lighting regulations. Tho last week there has boon an Inclination on tho part or some own ers of dogs to rciiuno tho muzzles. Tho pollco warn that tho ban on un- muzzlod dogs has not been removed. Frank Johnson of Ashland spoilt Thursday In Medford attending to business matters. C. V. Daker of Prlnovllle, Oregon, Is bending a few days In tho city nnd vulloy attending to business matters. Tho annual excursion and picnic of the Flics will ho run to Colestln noxt Sunday, a apoclpal train being oper ated from all points In tho Uoguo river vn)le. The round trip faro from this rlt will be $110. largo crowd will attend. The Medford band and HtuolrlgK orch furnish the music and there a special program of sport tertnlnmout and ocutests. Z"Z7Z"Z"Z I r r r t t Sunday, Aug. 1 Sunday, Aug. 1 ALL ABOARD FOR The Big "Elks Picnic WE EXPECT YOU TO BE WITH US A GOOD TIME GUARANTEED FOR ALL PRIZES FOR YOUNG AND OLD i Come Along and Have One Big Time t V y t y y y t y y TRAIN LEAVES MEDFORD 8 A. M. ZZKrZtttZ"lZ"Z"ZKlZ4&ttZtt .Have yon seen those new ladles waists at tho Golden Hule nt 9Sc. II. I). Heed and William Fanshor of Gold Hill spent Thursday evening In Medford. Attorney A. C. Hough of Grants Pass spent Thursday In Medford at tending to legal matters. Samuel Hosenburg and family of the Hear creek orchard, left Thurs day for Crater Lake. H. T. Hubbard or the Oak Knoll orchard, sous ami nephew hnvo re turned rro rna trip to Crater Lake. Seasons arrlvuls nt Cinter Lake up to and including July 28 nro 750 autos and 37A6 tourists, as against tl12 untos nnd 28G2 tourists at same; date In l.'14. This year's figures do not Include the auto traffic from the eastern or Sand Creek entrance whloh Is kept sepnrnto and will lucreuse tho uuton by 100 nd the tourlsla total by f.OO. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PARTY VISITS VALLEY '!. lKt..l , Twenty-si members of tho Coluin bla 1'nlverslty Geographical society of N'r' YorK, wero guests of tho Medford Commercial olub yesterday morning. Tho visitor!, wero taken for an nuto rldo through the valley nnd given an opportunity to seo what thoy say Is the "parndiso of America" Tho party was entertained by Lincoln McCormack at Jho Country club In tho nftirnoom They wero guests tit the University club In tho evening. iThls morning thoy lenvo to visit Crater Lake. In tho party are: Prof; D. W. Johnson of Columbia univer sal, director of oxcttrsiou; Mrs. D. W. Johnson, K. Or Atwood; F. Uascom, professor of geology in Dryn Mawr colloge; I J. It. Dlalr, principal Mc Klnley school, Trenton, N. J.; A. C. Uoylo, professor of geology and min ing, University of Wyoming; C. W. Drown, professor of geology In Drown university; J, K. Drown, assistant in geology, Williams college, Ma.B.; M. M. FlBher, teacher, Now York City public schools; C. A. Gaynor, J. J. Grlfrin, toachpr In vocational schools, Hoboken, N. J.; F. Holzwassor; J. 7 Howell, studont In Tomo School, Maryland; K. J. Jacobs, profossor of chemistry nnd nilnornlogy, University of Vermont; D. Keen; P. K. Komp; Major F. It. Lang; A. K. Lobock; O. 13. Lyon, teacher of mathematics, Central high school, Sprlngriold, Mass.; D. Morrell; J. K. Mohlo; 13. A. Moon, nsslstant In geology, Hun ter college. New Yoric City; I. II. Ogllvie, profossor of geology, Dur nard collego, 'New York City; M, C. Plorrepont, teacher In public schools, Trenton, N. J.; H. Stnm, graduato student In Columbia university; It. A, Steele, teachor In Horuco Mann school. Now York City; M. L. Taylor, physiography teachor, Wadlelgh high school. Now York City; D. K. Van Haaltzo; C. E. White, geography teachor, public schools, Trenton, N J. Died. JoHho K. lloiironiiiii, u eiirpenler, ngo fil yeniH, died nt the Snerul 1l.nirt liiiuitititl ThiirMlnv uiuht trom injuries iceeivei wu workuiK at I plact-monLbearli g down.and backache, '' , i i mi. !.,. ii .,.i, until I could hardly stand und was thor- I'rnter Lake I luwduy. Hmirdm m 0URh)y nm down wbcn j took Lydia E wus enrryinj; lumber m hi nhoiilder ' pjnkham'a Vegetable Compound. It down u trail, und dipped and fell. helpeUmoandlnm in the best of health i.. ;..., i.. -..v.. liimanir ln Htm 1 ut present I work in n factory ull day In trjing to m o liiinxi'l! lie Hir. in "jonegjjea d0ng housework so you liirt hide und deranged intestinal or-1 CDngeo whnt it has done for mo. I glvo Ilium. Hoaiiliuiiii ioweil the iiccideiil you permission to publish my namo and I iih triial nt firht. Imt as Inn eondi-lpeakof your Vegetublo Compound to j. .. .. i... ...... ..I,... t,,l 1 11)11 UIUW WHIM" II" lii'livii i" tltis oitv WVdnesdnv night hv Maun L'er A. Ii. I'liikhur-t nf Hie Crater Luke i-oulimiiv. An operation Iniled . , . ' . ;. t! i in bring rebel. Ilonnlimin wiih em- nloved us u carpenter on the new iMU-a will t'riitei litiKe Inn. lie in Miriel 1 re bo. wife and th.ee ehildre,,. The fun - s and en-(erul unitouuccnient will be made Inter. B. P. O. E. 1168 U At the Country club tennis tourney for tho tennis titles of Southern Ore gon, onger and lleckwlth defeated Roberts and Adimis this morning In tho doubles finals In three straight sets by tho ncore of 0-0, 7-5, and 9-7. A largo gallery saw the con test. Thursday afternoon Chundler Fgnn defeated Doudlnot Connor In the sin gle semi finals, C-l, 4-0, 2-C, 0-7, and 0-4, In a thrilling game. Tho vic tory gives Fgnn tho right to meet Adams the club champion, In the finals tomorrow, Much local Inter est Is bolng manifested In this con test, Kgan Is the favorite. RUSSIA WAITS FOR A NEW DISASTER LONDON, July 30. A Wnrsaw dis patch to the Times dated Sunday says: "Tho genornl news today Is unsat isfactory. It is reported that the Germans havo crossed the Narow and dug themselves in. The enemy wero nt no great distance to tho south last night. "Tho sky In alight with tho reflec tion from burning vlllagea and today even tho most optimistic nro of the opinion that It is a question of days only before Warsaw Is evacuated by tho entire army. "Tho loss of Warsaw undoubtedly would bo an Important blow morally, and it would bo stupid to minimize its encouraging effect upon the en omy, but It would be equally unwlso to exnggorato its effect on tho causo ot tho allies as n whole. WOMAN GOULD HARDLY STAND Because of Terrible Back ache. Relieved by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound. PhlliulolDhln. Pa." I suffered from displacement and inflammation, and had ! bucii juuia in my sides, and terrible backache eo that I could hardly stand. I took six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkhom'a VoKotaUlo Com pound,and now 1 con do any amount of work, sleep Reed, eat good, und don't havo a Lit of trouble. 1 recommend Lydia E. PInkham'fl Vegetable Compound to every suffering vomam."lrs.HAKRY I''isilEK,lG25Dountoni3t. Nicctor.'n, Pa. Another Wonmri's Cnso. Providence, R. I. "I cannot speak too highly of your Vegetable Compound as it has done wonders for mo and I would not bo without it I had a dis luuuyui iiiv iriuuus. ra.nuouuii' ...-, nn ii. l.t c SON, 120 LlppittSt, Providence, R.I. Dniigcr Slprmls Womcu aro what ono physician called backache. headache, nervousness, and the blues. muBny 'cases they are symptoms of nmo fmnln derangement or on inflam- matory, ulcerative condition. which may . feVble SS&&iSSl 0f American women willlnKly testify to IM virtue. t ? T f f t V'! y v f V Yi TRAIN LEAVES MEDFORD 8 A. M. 't'.ltjfA' l.;i i . v .! rjjis y n ?JePifflQr f ;. by the package. Made ritfht Kpippp? PACIFIC COAST BISCUIT CO. PORTLAND, OREGON M ' ! riniw i TTiraa You Are Never At a Loss For Picnic Delicacies Mil For the Sunday Dinner we ' have all the choicest and best Fruits, Vegetables and Melons. MARSH & BENNETT Second Door West of First National Bank Clearance Sale Autos A few new and slightly used cars at Greatly Reduced Prices to get ready for new stock. A good list of second-hand cars at prices that are right. Come and see them. POWELL AUTO CO. rr Your Vacation or Trip U made more pleaMiit by tho uso of our Tr ivolers riieckii- no worry about rik of Ions ur tht ft .1, winn much 1 urrenr 1 carried You uu caU t' iu whtro- h I OU 8lu. OVER ?Z VEARS UNDER ONf MANAGEMCNT m Here arc sliown a few pictures of the packages containing Swastika brand cakes and crack ers. The packages are attractive and pleasing. You will recognize them on your dealer's shelf or counter by the blue sun burst and the golden swastika on each end of the package. The contents arc fully up to the high standard set by the package. Made rhjht here in the Northwest, In fine, airy, sanitary bake shop, they come to you fresh and crisp, right from the ovens. AiW (or them at your dcaltr1. Look (or tbf SwuUlu latxl vu lb rod of try pcki!. If yon como to iih for thorn. Wo hnvo sumo of tho finest lircserveB, olives, pickles, can ned nicatD, baked beans, and relishes, etc., that you over tasted. You will llko thorn wo know. Hadn't ou hotter In cliulo somo In your noxt groc ery order? If you ran't como, phono 2T.2. nl J4