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

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Newspaper Page Textr PAGE TWO MGiJJFlWJ; MiIJ. TKIHUNK. AlWUKOKI OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 27, 1015 - !.. I.. - ..- t " ' ' ' " ' i k A 1 i i j 1 ..rf ." I0CAL AND L PERSONAL Mayor Wee of irosehnrg, lias up pointed Cnrl B. WImberly city nttor- ny to succeed Albert Abraham, who resigned Monday evening as the- re sult of a controversy over his fee In connecMon with the recent railroad bond election suits. Mr. Wlmberly Is a member of the law firm Of Nou rcr nni Wlmberly, nnd until recently was cltr recorder. Ho was a recent visitor In Medford. A telegram received by tho Med ford Dook Store states that tho Co rona typewriter has Just been award ed gold medal and highest honors nt both tho Ran Diego and San Fran cisco oxpo .lions. 135 Charles M. Foster, a pioneer of Palter county slnco 18G3, and father of Harry B. Foster, formerly city nn Klnccr of Medford, now of Calexlco, Cal., died at his homo at Uakor Thursday after an Illness of only a few days. Ho was horn In Caledonln, Vt., gaining his early education nt Montpcltor neademy. Ho crossed tho plains to Colorado In 1819, lator going to California. Ho was In Portland for sonio time, ns chief clerk In tho office of IMword It. Geary snpcrlntedent of Indian af fairs. In 1865 ho located nt Auburn, the early day mining center of Enst orn Orogon. Ho was a civil cngl nocr b' prdfcsslotl and probably know jrforo.afcouH)io eastern Oregon conn tryMhVh any' other living man. Ho many 'times traversed tho wholo sec tlort' on foot, and was for 31 yearn ur'cyor'df the county, when It com prised not-only the present llakcr eourtty,1 but also Union, Grant, Har ney and 'Malheur1. Ho was always actlvo nnd In splto of hln ndvnnced years had attended to his huslnoss every day. For one wcok, your cholco of any summer hat In tho storo for 11.00, Miss Lounsbury, millinery, M. M. de partment storo, 1.18 Wilbur Cornelius has returned from a two weeks vacation (rip to San Francisco. Anita fltowurt and Charllo Chap lin, Page Friday and Saturday J. M, Hlley of Wittier Is spending a few days In tho city attending to business matters. upholstering nnd itirnlturo re pairing nt U B. Ackloy's Auto Top factory, US 8. Central avonuo. Phono 222-J. 130 jThpnins Dean of Grants Pass Is spending n few days In tho city nnd valley nltuhdlng-to business mat tors,., .. Vulcan film, quick as lightning. Sold at 8 wem's. 110 Howard Young of Ashlnnd visited friends and relatives In this city on Thursday, , Bee Davo Wood about that flro in surance policy. Office Mall Tribune Bid. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller of this city has returned from n visit with friends and relntlvcs at Itosoburg and Grants Pass, The Corona U a bolter typewriter for CO per cent of tho users than any other. Medford Hook Storo. 13B Miss l.uclnda Cochran has re turned from u visit with friends nt OrantB Pass, Screen doors Medford I.mbr. Co. Jack Merrill of Gold Hill Is spend ing tho week at Gcarhart, playing in tho seml-flnnls today with George II. Carpenter of this city, who Is also on the ground. H. Chandler Bgnn left Thursday evening to Inko part in thqtourney. Anllai,SJnwnrt nnt Charlie Chap lin, Pngo Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Lulu Wightninu, n personal liberty advocate addressed a good sired audience in llnymarkut Square Thursdny evening, her opening statement being that the United Slates thought It enjoyed moro llh urty tlinn nil of tho world combined, but lu 'reality enjoyed lens than Utissla. She traced tho history of religious intolerance lu tho United .States from the days of tho Purl- tans to tho preont. Loose leaf kodak albums, cloth and loather covers at Kweiu's. M0 "W. W. Ussher, of Ashlanl. well known in this city has received word from Van, Turkey, that his hrothor Q, I). Unilior. had been wounded ami his slslorln-law killed, during un uprislug of Armenians. The rela tives of tho Jooal mun wore mission nrios to that fur off land. Velvet leu cream at !) VoVs. Arthur Furry of Phoontx spent Thursday lu Medford utteudlitK to huslnees nmlters. Chocolates, 30 routs lb. Do Voe's. Tho band coneerU Riven every Frdsy evening In the oil) park will bo it I aeon tin nod for the neat two Tvoo.ks owing to many of tho mem bers going on tliulr annual vaoatlon. Tho coneerU will be ranu mod at that time. For flour or feed pueue Medford Roller Mills. Phone k7. George Uimo of fkld Hill to upending the day In lhl oily attend ing tohusln.Hi matters. When that auto whee.1 cracks and pane U needs fixing. We make ns aeM4 as now, at a small expense, nil Usja Cerrlaso and Auto Works, Ulshop Sumner of tho Episcopal church of Oregon left Thursdny oven Ing for his homo in Portland after a trip to Crater Lake, lllshop Sumner upon his return said he was nmazed at tho nntural beauty of tho lake, and that It surpassed tho far fumed Yellowstone park nnd Grand Canyon of thu Colorado In natural beauty. Ho predicted that In a couplo of years Crater Lake would bo one of tho groat scenic Mcccas of tho world. Ho camo hero upon the ur gent request of Assistant Secretary of tho Interior Stephen .Mather. "Hypocrites," an extraordinary plcturo coming at tho Star. 135 M, P. Henderson left Thursday afternoon for Provo, Utah, whero ho lias n professorship in tho Ilrigbam Young Unlvorslty. W. J. GentnOr, as sistant to Mr. Henderson will- be re tained to handle the work during tho fall and winter. Anita Stewart and Charlie Chap lin, Page Friday and Snturday. Tho temperature for Friday reached Its highest mnrk nt 98 de grees, The Washington, I). C, bur eau in its official forecast for tho woek end on tho Pacific coast pre dicts cloudy nnd coolor wenthcr. Weston Camera Shop tor first class Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies. Tho advance snlo for sents for "Tho Hypocrlteu," to bo shown nt tho Star theater, next Tuesdny nnd Wednesday will Iwgln In tho morn ing. Tomntoos for snlo. lc a pound. Phono 37L ' Henry Snckctt of Tiimnlc, Wash., Is spending n few days In tho city and valley Inspecting local condi tions. Your Insurnnco company may bo financially nil right, but unless tho printed form on tho fnco of your policy Is written correctly, your In surnnco Is speculative. Tho It. II. McCurdy Agency guarnnteo satisfac tion. D. It. Karly of'Corvallls, Is among tho out of town visitors In tho city this week. When you need nny hloltors call nt tho n. II. McCurdy Agency, or tele- phono Ono-two-threo, and wo will send you some. tf Lincoln McCormnck, Jr., left on Thursday for California whoro ho will resumo his studios nt Stanford Unl vorslty. Lognnborry shorhot. Tho Shasta. Lloyd Wilson rolurnod Thursday from Crator Lake whoro ho has been employed on road .work. Wtlson Walte will return the first of noxt week. Frosh roasted peanuts at Do Voo's. George Vinton otHalom Is spend ing a fow days In tho city attending to husluesH matters. Drink Celro-Kola, "First for Thirst." Flvo ccntH nt your favor lto fountnln. II. O. Ilnll of Thompson creek Is spending a few days In tho city at tending to business matters. Tako your watch to Johnson, tho Jowolcr, you will rocclvo unusually good sorvlco. George Watson and Codo Hall fiavo completed a painting contract nt tho homo of Slater Johnson. I tako pride In making your watch koop perfect tlmo. I hnve every fa cility for doing flno watch ropalrlng. Johnson tho Jowolor. Corbln ISdgell or Kagln Point spent Thursday In Medford attending to business matters. To Irritated Irrlgntlonlstss Call a truce for Saturday evening and motor to Gold Hill's second pavilion dnnco. Wo doctor doubt. Signed g. o. ii. c. iar. Dread made from flour milled by II. O. Nordwlek of tho Medrord Mill ing company Is being placed on tho market, nnd Is a flno staple article. Tho whout wns grown In tho Hague river valley and every movo lu tho product from tfie fields to the tnhlo was tho result of labor at homo The bread Is on sale at some of tho gro cery stores. Do Voo carries tho best line of flvo cent clgnrs In tho city. James Itynn of Steuuihnnt Is In the city today attending to business mat tors. When better Insurnnco Is sold Holme Tho Insurnnco Man will soil It. Coal from tho Stinuysldo emit mine Is being offered total consumer. Tho eoal Is being mined by three ox port coal minora from Cons Pay and carefully graded. Only a superior article Is offered. Out dour dunce at tho Gold Hill Pleasure Pavilion, Saturday atoning, S till 11 Hi ll K Iteunro of Grant Pass is sfowlliiK ffw iImi In Hie oil) nt tvedlHg to bitsluos msttens. Johnson, at the llnoic Store, an expert wateh leiialrer Mike Wumark has returned from a mining trip to properly at the con fluence ef the ItogHO and AupleKMto rtvore. Mortliants' Lunch. 2Sc. The Shasta. Adrlen Knee of the OrllflH rreek dhKriet ptit Thurwlay eutH In Merffunt attemRm to hasieeee mat tore J. O. Gorktng, the hew I all arouud photographer In seuthern Oregon, Always reliable. Negatives made any where, time or plate. Studio !:S Malu St. Phono 320-J. Girls desiring places to hoard or to work for tkolr board nnd attend high school In Medford npply to tho College Woman's club through Mrs. James Campbell, Medford box 4 13. Something new. Prlscllln Initial outfit. Handicraft Shop. Will G. Steel, superintendent of Crator Lake park Hpent Frldny in Medford, returning with n loud of Lake Tohoo trout fry for tho lako In tho ovonlng. Sfjo naked "Truth" In "Hypo crites," Star Tuesday and Wednes day. 13B The second pavilion dnnco of tho Greater Gold Hill club will bo held at Gold Hill Saturday night, and n largo' attendnnco from this city Is assured. Get your butter, eggs, cream, milk dna butter milk at Do Voo's John Cooper of Nnslivlllo, Tenu., called at tho Oregon building at tho fair last week and told Den Sheldon that ho had read an artlclo describ ing Crater Lake In tho Chicago Rec ord Herald In 1908, and slnco that tlmo hnd kept constantly before his mind a dcslro and determination to visit tho lako. He left San Fran cisco by tho northorn routo with Crater Lake as tho only attraction bringing him this wny. Royal Society Crochet Thread 10c u ball. Handicraft Shop. Elinor Hcnth, Phil Herman, Henry lllllor nnd Clnrcnco Wlnclroiit of Grants Pnss, spent tho day in Med ford on business. Tomatoes for snlo. lc a pound. Phono 371. Mrs. A. W. Co.1' man and slBtor, Mrs. Hunt of San Francisco, who are visiting tho A. It. Cornell family at Grants Pass, wore driven over tho Roguo river valley today and spent n fow hours in Medford, then motored on over to Ashlnnd accompanied by A. II. Cornell. Have you tried one of tbose Bo milk shakes at Do Voo's? Quick sorvlco for your Kodak fin ishing. See Weston's Camera Shop. In rosponso to tho many requests for seati for "Hypocrites," Mr. Uur pess hns arranged for nn ndvnnco &nlo of seats, commencing Snturday, when Mckcls will be sold, tho holders of which will ho enabled to tako tholr seats on arrival nt tho theatre, with er t Btrndlng in lino. Mrs. Potter Pnlmdr of Chicago nnd her brother Adrian C. llonoro, will nrrlvo In Medford Soptcmbor 8, for n three dny'a visit and Inspection of tho properties of tho Palmer Invest ment Co, In tho valley. L WAKIIINdTON', An. 27. The .Suez ennui pawed three nnil t no li ft lm iih ninny ships iih iihcri thu I'iiuiimu I'liiuxl Inst year, nnd roeeh- erh' tolls were four iiml live-eight times the iwelptx ol' tho I'.nnuniii eaiinl riiirini" tho first yenr'n opera tion of the latter. The l'nnititm ennui wns plnccd in eommeivial operation on August 15, J DM. The first vein's lnininoMn elos ed wilh wooiptH from tolls nt $.r),'21(l, MfJ, representing Hie piiswngo of 1117 oeenn-goinjr vessels of a gross tonti nge of fiOylll 1.07:. STEWART'S SPRINGS 5 miles from MilRowuod, Calif., good for rheumatism, stomach trou ble, and skin disease. Rntes ?I2 per week for tout, hoard ami bath. A beautiful ramping ground, good trout stream, delightful ell mate, alti tude 4000 feet. Campers are wel come. Mall card for bus to meet you. E. C. Lloyd. Edgowood, California. Auction huitunlay U P. M. Corner Main and Fir stroct. Ono baby buggy, kltchon cabinet, folding bed, two bed springs, two Iron beds, otimodos two droHkorn, dining chairs, one mirror, two mattresses, one sow lug machine, farm mid garden tools and many other useful articles. P. 15. WY.VKOOP, HR Auctioneer. NyriC. Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned will apply to tho city eouuoll of the city of Medford, Ore gon, at Its noxt tegular meeting, Sep tember 7th. 191i, for u license to sell malt, vinous nnd splritniiR li quors at his piano of business, ,N'o, (IS N. Fnint street. Metlford. Oregon. to December 31st. 19 IS. Dated Augiut Slrd, 1818. II. 8 RADOLIFF. I.VrilRURIIA.V M"U OAR CO. Tlmo Table Lmvo Metlford dnlly ivxeept Sun day for Ashland. Taleat ad Pheelt at S a. m.. 1:1ft. S:00 and I: It ami 0:t p m. (SatitrdM) at 11.11 p w ) tuudnj hMve at S ad ll:l a. m.. 1:6. 1:80 and 9:t0 p. m. I.oo Ashland tleliy exeetit Bnadsy at a. w.. U:I0. 1:19. 4:I0 and T:N Ik tu. and 'Sunday at 19: a in., ir noon, 4:00, 6 and IVtSt p. m N IAI FAIR The directors of tho Jackson Coun ty fair to be held in Medford Septem ber 8 to 11 dcslro to call special at tention of tho horticulturists to tho premiums offered on nil kinds of fruits nnd .dcslro to stnto Hi tit tho premiums nro higher than -those of ferod by tho state fnlr and In most Instances nro double. Somo of tho fruit premiums at our county fnlr are: General display fruits $15, $10, $T" Apples, general .display thrco vari eties of ono box each, $H and $10. Display on platen $r and $3. Singlo box exhibits $5 nnd $3i and $3 and $1.- Singlo plate exhibits, $3 nnd $3; $2 and $1 nnd $1.C0 nnd $1. Largest apple, fl.r.O and 1. For pears, genornl display, $15 and $10. Singlo box exhibits $4 and $2. CO, Dlsplny on platen, $C nnd $3, singlo plates $2 nnd $1. Largest penr, $2 nnd $1. Peaches, general display, $." nnd $3. Dlsplny on plates, $3 hnd $2. Singlo plato exhibits, $2 and $1. Largest peach $1,50 and $1. The pinto exhibits for prunes, flgn, quinces, nectarines, nprlcots, plums are $2 and $1; for nuts nnd grapes, $1 and 50c, with $5 nnd $3 for bas ket display of grains nnd $3 nnd $2 for best dlsplny of grapes on plates. In addition to the premiums offer ed for tho largost apple, penr nnd ponch by the county fair tho Pnnama Paclflc exposition offers $5 for tho largest npoclmcn each of tho above, tho fruit shown at tho county fnlr to bo sent to tho San Frnnclsco oxpbsl Hon. In view of thoso excellent prem iums nnd tho offort being mndo by tho fair directory to put on tho host displays over shown, the fruit grow ors should assist by prepnring tholr exhibits now and plnclng them in cold storngo frco, in Medford. Pick out your Ilartlctts and Howolls today, you will rccolvo n far hotter prlco In premiums tlinn In shipping your best fruit. MANNING APPOINTED MINE BUREAU DIRECTOR WASHINGTON, Aug. 'J7.lrcsi dent Wilson todny nppoinleil Vnnnoy II. Manning of I loll v Splines, Miss., director of the bureau of mines in the interior dopnrlmout. He t-iieceedy Dr. J. A. Holnn's, who died recently. Mr. Muunimr wAs itssistnnt director of the Iniivnii. What Suits ! We pride ourselves on being able the "pick of the season" in Style-Craft Man-Tailored Coats and Suits The y're liere on display it has ever been your good i'or.tune to louk at. Step up and step into coats or suits. They indicate stvlc seldom seen excepting in Parisian - See the Final Clearance Shirt Waists One full table of White Lingerie Waists, not a waist on the table worth less than $1..)() up to $:UK). Filial Clearance 69c Kabo Corbels New Fniytfodols Corn on the Cob the Roasting Ear Is New Post Toasties In tlio growth of corn thoro is a periori when the kernels are pinniped out with a vegetable milk, lr.rst nutritious (roasting ears). As it slowly ripens this hardens nnd finally becomes almost flinty. i This nutritious part of the corn is cooked, seas oned, rolled thin and toasted by a new process which enhantes the true corn flavor. Different from ordinary corn flakes, the New Post Toasties have a distinctive form and flaver: and they keep their appetizing crispness, even after cream or milk is added. These Superior Corn Flakes come oven-fresh in tight wax-sealed packages; and I hey cost no more than ordinary "corn flakes." insist upon having New Post Toasties Your grocer has them now. now, in the loveliest varietv Discriminating women consider "TaSiHn. wtyw mttAMg&m COATS AND SUITS American versions of French models Beautiful Showing of New yjmefM not nioro delicious than thu of si vies, shades and fabrics one ot these garments. Final Clearance Linegrie Dresses 10 Dresses, the season's best styles, in white voiles, mulls, etc.; also flowered organdies, mulls, etc., all sixes 1(5 to 42, actual values to $15.00, Now $5.00 r"".&r Have You Seen It? The Newest Achlovcmont of tho Hotpolut Fnctorios. Wo arc now demonstrating In our window. ycrfmUil iw llOTPOINT ELECTRIC TARLE OVEN PRICE rion't fall to see our windows beforo (Insert dato) as wo clone tho demonstration at time. will that Paul's Electric Store MOTORISTS Do you know tho .ROADS of OREGON CALIFORNIA WASHINGTON and BRITISH COLUMBIA They arc all in the new ROAD BOOK, You should have one. CRATER LAKE MOTOR CAR CO. to offer you r Millinery Now Showing of Purses UpOmffc pSSlltlllSr m Tr r -rs Qy&ndtfL JW I kr rfw I I s.k ivWj 4A?f A xy't uLjj ffyh M Ah Ijf I A I k i .JL j ...:.