Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 15, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textjt-tW! H1nifv ' '! I P "I PAGE TWO iMHDKOIN) MAN, TlfllH'NK. MKOFORI), nmmnv WK1)KKI)AT. SttPTICAiniW 1.1, UMi TOCAL AND JLPF.RSnNAT ----------------i Claudo Snylor nnd wlfo ntul family lmvo returned from rcnniiylvnnln whoro they lmvo been residing tho last two nnd one-half yenrs, nnd will make tliolr liouio In tlilfl city. TJio,I)tlcitn oat 'vW Jnln felroet Is r Uioaiei' no mdrb "CorpontorS this week finished the work of tearing out the stage nnd ruined floor, nnd every thing tliafc ninilo It a theater. Tho theater never w'ts n mictions n'n nucli, nnd In tho future will ho rented for other purposes. nipo tomatoes wnnted nt Jtogno Itlver Valley Cannery.. "William Smith, well hnown ns n fisherman whllo scutfllng In front of tho Nash theater Tuesday, (dipped nnd foil and hroko a liono In his arm. J)r. It. W. Clnncy dressed tho injured member. Removal sale of everything in shell goodA, hair goods, toilet arti cles, nt half price for a few days, "Xovt York Uentity Parlors. 1 C I Henry Cnllnghttti will lenvo Satur day with n forre of men to ronow duvelopmont of work on his claims In the niuo Ludgo district. Messrs. Itohort "Wilson nnd Heath have goiio to Hjjikcloy, whoro tliy will attend the university. Under tho dlroctlon of Coach Klum OH candidates for positions on the high school football toam turned out Tuesday pfterntfnh for iilncttjo. Tli tenui'wlll bo plcfJd according to nlill lty and size. Dolled ham nnd bacon at Do Voo's. Mrs. IMck Ilhnd of Orants Pass visited friends and relatives In this city Tuesday. Papor hanger and pnlntor, tinting, etc. Phono (H4-M to It. Sanders. 123 Joseph II. Liggett, former clerk at tho Mcdford hotel, has resigned his position ns chief clerk of tho Hotel Oregon, Poitland, to nccept n similar position with tho Hotel Stowoll nt Los Angeles. Tho Hotel Stowoll Is known ns tho "tlpless hotel," nil employees being forbidden to accept gratuities.' William Furntiin Page Tonight. It. l Gregory of WntkliiH, Oregon, Is spoudlng a few days In tho clty,ui)d valley nttjjifdlng to luiHlncsa mutters. See Dnvo" Wood about that flro In surance policy. Office Mall Tribune Hldg. i Adrian Itose of tho Griffin creek district spent Tuendny In Medford at tending to biiBlnosc matters. For flour or .feed phono. Medford ftollor Mills. Phono G07, dnmoWnrden Walker spent Tues day In MttUord on official IiiihIiichS. Weston Camorn Shop for first class Kodak -riil lulling nnd Kodak supplies WMInnj'vnn dor Hollon of Kngltf Point spent Tuotidny evening in Med ford. "i Wllllnm Kiirnuiu Page Tonight. Two lingllNhmen of Wwliulnster, 11. C, both of military ago. pawed through Medford Tuesday on route to the San Krnnnlsco fair. They were making their win on wheels. Thoy told tho police that they wore the ad vance guard of n part) of ten joiiiik men Journejlng to the fair Drs. A. It. and Loulso K. Hedges chiropractors, have moved to the Stewart building, 23G Hunt Main nt. Wllllnm Tliomaxou r Coiillle, Ore gon, Is among tho out of town visitors In tho city this ok xm IimsImuss. HoniMtltcUliiB done, 10c per yard. Mrs Hnncys, nt "Moo's stoic, 172 County Itucoider Clmuueey 1'loroy spent Tuesday afternoon In Medford attending to biiBlnew limttsrs. Oct It nt Do Voo's. According to Iltiput) Slock Inspoet- or Wilbur Ashpdlo. Uinte uih 2000 ft lioga In tho Itogue river vnllo) nt tho pronont tlinu for fnll M)ilpmnnt. but tho price Is only 5 to Ti cents pur Ijouml on tho hoof, nnd the slock rnls tirs ojo liqljllug bnck for h lieller flu me. Keed is hluh, nnd this ma foieo some to sell at onro. Count r killed hugs In Poitland vert quoted Tues day at ! emit. Uttweon the Portland and Chicago prlcon for HtncW thuro Is u margin dally of from fl to $1.X0 In prlco. Deputy Inspector Ashtiolo also estimate 1000 fall lmr qattls, about tho same aw last vhhi Tho liogs bJiow an luorontu ovui Uut r. il.ognnhorry sherbet. The Snastn. W. W. Hurman of Omuls l'uss Hpqut Tunsdny nfttiriiooii In Mudfoid utjundlug tp bwiliiujw mattoni and i Lull lug on old friends. , ,ll)o Voe dollvern tU Oiegimign to you every day far 75 ounU par month. (!. L. AVslHrp, nitd II, C. SloiU dnrd of tho CnlIt8mIi-Oio6ii Power ifoniHwiiy art) In StibiH UiU wok m Hearing before a ttsslou of lli Publlo 9qryl04 ouuiintsslan. VJUIuiH'faniMin lg Tuuiglit. It. A. Wads of arsnU I'nw snA AVili. Ujrus, A. Morris nad T. (1. Harinoii of Dryduu, are awoiig tbo Civil Hur iclormus from JoMtihlnu ooujity nUtiUdlin IU Old NuliUfltw' to iiuluu fi tills iiW U' wk. Ashland ULbln, Colpsiin or SUk. you, ioc per uouiw at ue vofl-s niie flit UiQt( f UUs ytwr'x Uoguo Several nrgumentB occurred thlB morning between the upholders of the Mcdynskl rebondlng issue nnd Its op ponents. Tho interest In thin plan ebbed tho end of tlio week, but lias broken out.afrcsh. . Tako your watch to Johnson, tho Jowolor, you will rccelvo unusually good sorvlco. Ralph Cowglll of the Koguo Hlvor Canal company made a IiiisIiioks trip to Phoenix this morning. I tako prido In making your watch keep perfect time. I havo every fa cility for doing flnp watch ropalrlng. JoJjngon tho Jowolor. The school authorities are compil ing li list of young men of school ago who hate not enrolled for tho year. After a warning to parents, tho state law compelling attendance, except for disability or need In sup port of tho family, will he Invoked This permits (ho fining of the par ent for the nou-uttoutlnuro of the child. Whon bettor lnsurnnco Is sold Holmes Tho lnsurnnco Man will soil It. George Older of Montngeii Is spend ing u few days In tho elty attending to business matters. Until October 1st Dr. Mjrtlo S. Lockwnod will limit her office hours to Monday, Wodnosdny nnd Krldny from 'Z to 4: 30 p. in, Other hours by nppolnlmont only. Knrl Whlttnn of riutto Falls Is n business visitor In the city today. J. O. Qerklng, tho host all around photographer In sotithorn Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives mado any where, tlmo or place Studio 228 Main St. Phono 320-.T. Low rounlMflp fares are announc ed by the Soutnorn Pacific railway on account of the Lane Comity fair at Kugouu, September 22 to 2ft, the Douglas county fair at Hosoburg, Soptomber l.'.-lfi, nnd tho Gold Hill Industrial fair, September 17 nnd 18. Johnson, at the Hook Store, an oxport watch repairer. The county court has nppolntod the following .Jackson county citizens as representatives to the O.-C. land grunt cougross to bo held nt Salem tomorrow upon tho call of Governor Wlthycombe: H. V. Carter, Ashland, A. E, HenmcB, Medford; J. F. Drown, Knglo Point; C. M. ThoiunB, Talent, and W. C. Leaver, Central Point. In addition W. 1, Vawter of this city will attend ns chnlrman, nnd Judge W. Sf Crowqll rdprcsentlng tho atnto banking interests. ltend tho Portland Oregonlan. Itohort Uoylo has returned from a ten days auto trip to the San Fran cisco nnd California points. Merchants' Lunch, 2fc. Tho 8hasta, .Indian Bummer Weather prevails ovor tho Hoguo rlvor valley today with bright suiishlno and hardly a breath of air stirring. (Irouso, quail, and deer urn plentiful In the moun tain districts, hut most of the hunters nro waiting for n heavy rain, before goIniJ to tho wilds. A few more chilly nights and the. leaea will begin to fall rapidly, llemcmbor you can get most any old thing at Do Voo's, most any old time, Hugh Poston, one of tho crack shots of the wirhl, arrives In Medford to day for ten days fishing on tho Itogue. Ho will participate In tho Medfoul Hod nnd Gun club shoot held during the Klks' dedication exerolses, Sept. rs-'H. Tom Marshall, dean of mail.smou, will idso be heio later to participate. 7 bars D. C. soap 2fic; IK Ihs. Sonar $1.00; 2 IhM. huttsr or.ri I sack Hour (I Ml. at Stringer's, 827 N. Onkdalo, Mrs. CImih. N. Dolln left today for a tan days trip to San Frauelseo. Fashion center dictate ltntmluii box suits, they uie new, ut The May Co Tliiiisday morning. Miss Marlon Palmer left Sunday for Shu Jow, Calif., wheieshe will nttoiid the Sun lose normal. Mr. aud Mrs. A. II Uonser of Low Isburg, Penuiv.. on their way to tho fairs at Shu FrHiiclsro and Shu Diego, stopped or In Medford to upend a few duvn visiting with their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. P. 11. Muiison, and ufler stHtlng th fair will apund the wiulur at Los Angeles, Cul. Tbo Sons of Vutenius art riMiuotted turned from an auto trip to Western oamp grounds Thursday evening nt 7 an A. C Alien and son James have r turuwd 1 1 oiu a uuutu trip to Mnsteru Oragoii and the Orouon aud Caltfur UlN tHMSt. W. It Colmuan I attending to bus iness matter in tho llullsud dlttriel of JomiuIu oounty this vok. T burs D C feoap SSe: H Iba. sugar 1 no, lbs butter, 05; 1 mok (luur II r.u, at BlHRRtr'N, t 7 N. Oakoalo. Judge Jaiuw It N'ell or jHckson II)m wt a Medford visitor Wednes day, nUnndtttf tk U. A. It. ouraniu uwut. James 0cn of WVIIen aud family were nout ilgdforil Uitura. . WelUnwu Ufott of TaUut spent WednMdty in Medford ou Vualuess. 8e tit rtrst show lag la Mud lord of ltusslau box suits Thursday nt The May Co Th latest In UdleV suits la th ltusH 1h, aboTMi for first tlip in Msdford TUrday at The May Co. i m ii i ii. ii. i WILLIAM FARNUM IN "THE PLUNDERER AT THE PAGE TONIGHT. RALLY DAY FOR FIRST CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UW nnd Promotion Dnv for the Fit Cliristmn Sunday neliool will lie tlie lu-t Kunilny of September. The school is fini-dinur it- tirst year of the graded -Wcm nnd almost nil of the iiimiirv nnd junior elnvsrs will nihnmv. Intermediate elue will ul-o take up iwHuneeil eour-e. Tins Sunday jh looked forw ml ' as a fteneml Rally Day and the "ul heginmiiif of the I'ull work, and is jiiferestiiu: to tlie jmreut- nud ot'ieis lieeaiise of the showing of tlie pupils wmL for the imst .enr. Thi- Sun- ldn school will he nhiil to m-leom lull MKWi'oiners to Jfedford nnd m.v others who w'otilij he Jjiterested .NOTICI-3 TO AVATUlt VSKHS Itcstrlctlons on watorlng hours this dnj removed, llogulntlons In regard to flro alarm, open hose, and wasting water remain in erfect. WATDU SUPKRINTKN'nirs'T. Dted Septlfi. 1915. "The Plunderer," tho mid week fc a I buffering with u fractured rib nnd ture nt the Page September V and MlnK red 1 niukles. ,0. Mr rnrnum as 1H1I Mathews Of1 ''Tho Plunderer" is tho screen 1 ' drama that bioke all recordB for nt- the Croix d'Or Mlno Is n strapping .mlnllC0 nt tho Xow York 11ppo. lion-hearted young westerner with ,r0nie. nnd tells tho story of tho steel-knit muscles nnd a punt h In! bravo battlo of a strong man against each hand. Tho fight against twenty overwhelming odds. which Mr. Farnuui uudortakaa single- Those who hnvu neon Mr. Tarnum handed In this photoplay, will never i In "Tim Spoilers" will wish to wit be foi gotten by those who have wit nessed Its realistic fury, vvliloh rosult ed In a lay-off for the star for a week, u ess this great star in another play of equal ktrongth, especially suited to his ability. ' the offlro of tho Itogue ltlvur Valluy Fruit and ' Produce association, through which the fruit wiib market ed, that iho1 fruit had boon nccepted According to figures compiled 'to date, tho Jackson County Fair asso ciation Is $300 on tho wrong hIiIb of the ledger from the fair this year. The flglil Hdlmduled between llud and that the suma was being retailed Andorson and n Pontile amateur for with llttlo difficulty, tho Pendleton Itoimilup has been call-. This prlooioxcocds tho fornior rec od off hv tho promotsrs. Anderson lord by 2ft ciints nor box. California still has a right book! for the Froq- 'and Washiimtoii pcarH thouuli finding tier Day's celebration at Walla Walla 'a ready market iim selling at a much George Vath, manager of the Port- 'lor price land Ututoyplng Co, and famllv of Portland worw MmUohI vlsllors Wed nesday enrouto to Crater Iike. W S. llariiiiin, plonMi of tho Itogue river valley, former railroad owner and hotel builder. Is r.iiupliik on the sands of tlw blue Pacific at Crescent City, aocordlng to A. c ' , Alien or thi. elty. who tisi win, Deciarea Lydia E. Pinkham'a him the first of the week. It re-, . f r KvtauiG L,ornpouna Saved Her Life REMARKABLE CASEofMrs.HAM ported In this cltj that (ho pioneer was "lost " It S4ma to have boon oMiggeiatetl, and Mr. ligrnum Is not aw arc of It. Ills sou CJeoige weut to Crttsoent City, and beJug unable to Hud him gave rredenre to Hie minor. Mr. Allen say that the Medford man told him that h was "I'lnnl'ir the wind along tbu li.'jch," and intiuled to teinalu two oi tlucc v. i i mc returning home, II. N. Hill of Orcgoa CU i ii.u.nm I he out of tswM visitors In the iln this wok. I'rlls gohalo of the JMeamboat dix trlct. a )rosjitor In that sertlon for over thlHy years Is snendlng the week In MMlford sad Aklaud vlxlting friends. Ah Kee a Chinaman well known in tills eit), died at Yreka the first of the week. Ak Kee lu tUs early '0s bought hogs In this vslky, tod drove over the Siskiyou to Northern Call nnd Sanity. Shamrock, Mo. "I feel It my duty to tell the public tho condition of my Health tJoloro UBlng your medicine. Iliad fulling, I nil anima tion and congestion, female weakness, pains in both sides, backaches nnd bear ing down pains, waa snori oi memory, nervous, impatient, passed sleepless nights, and hail neither strength nor energy. There was always a fear and dread in my mind, I had cold, nervous, weak apt Us, hot ilashos over my body. J lied a place in my right side that vvai bo sore that I could hardly bear tho vwigh t of my clothes. I tried medicines and doctors, bat they did mo little good, rorula He thus became acquainted i nnd I m-vr expected to get out again, with many of the old residents. He I Kot 1dl ,I-11rink1m'a Vi-jsetablo la ropute. to have mad. modest , V ; " ?. - formne out of this business, which 1 1 y,, if 0urinetlicineshadnotsavl me. liut ikw J can work all day, sleep he afterwards dropped In Irving to find gold in Star and Palmer tiulehes nil the ApolegaU'. 'ioo ii.vri; to ci.ssifv. .virjyojvddun U apjttui4gg la Uiw mar-IKOK ItilKT tt-rooiu modern house RECORD PRICE FOR BARTLETTS NOTED This ear's re ord for the sale of well at night, eat anything I want, have no hot Hushes or weak, nervous spell. All (tains, aches, fears and dreads aro pone, m house, children and husband uru no longer neglecteil, as 1 nm almost entirely free of tlwbad symptoms I had before taking- your remedies, and all is pleasur,. and happiness in my home."- i . . -" Hogue Uivr Vallej Uartlitt pears j Jomk Ham, K.F.I). 1, Box 22, was broken teidu wheu two ears Shsmrmk, Missouri, sold in Montreal aud St. Johus. New i f ouvwwitiperInl nil vice wvlto Bu-unswli-k for i -0 per box f o b , JoUa IMMnlclitmi Ivlciliclim Co., Medford. Word has been received at u,,"0"h!) Ljiui,9IUMf. -""""'"WLVi-i' I.I. .11 l I! , . I I I.- H....-. EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS at Hie "SCHOOL OF BEST RESULTS" Holer Now nod Make t Tiuie "iol ri siim, tliloic Woilh While, Com plete lliislnew., .MviiogrHplih-, Civil Hervlee, nml I hkJIiiIi l'ouie. Taught by Tom-hiii. W1h Kniivv Huvi to Uel Um U-M tte-ult. Medford Commercial College SS& i &t & wfr & mm MILLINERY- I MW m XMZJRr urns s.Xk 'UI r ; -' ?'AVJ "--. x ' J i.. 0, r,'M ...till V T-- 7iM- j :wvv TV JJN SallkiA .?' .cbmi jsswa V A - W fxst Eloquent of Autumn lints or lustrous, (loop blnck Lyons velvet tlmi nro exact reproductions of the choicest models shown in fashion centers. Ainont? the many new styles are hats with soft, pretty oslrieh hands, flat on the brim. Iats with new, turned-up-in-back, drooping front shapes. UatsMvith the new brilliant trimmings, new 1 lower ornaments and new bird and feather effects. Kxtiuisite hals in, autumn browns, blues, purples and dark greens all new, different and eloquent of the changes in seasons and new in styles. All marked at prices much lower than ,ou would expect. UNTRIMMED SHAPES GALORE Also a beautiful showing of all the newest ar. '. . at si vies in untrinimcd shapes and trimmings galore. See our beautiful showingof Style Craft Suits and Coals. cM rfsz2ME2gm msmB&mkiX?. A I V &W g y r t r Medford's S Hi M4lwl- fading Theat TWO DAYS ONLY, SEPT. 15-16 Wednesday and Thursday . Willi F iam ramum (The $100,000.00 Screen Star) -IN - The Plunderer The Greatest of photo-plays. A thrilling drama of love, the lust for gold, and deadly hatred. Five Hundred Thrilling Scenes See Farnum in the great fist-fight, which excels even his wonderful performance in The Spoilers. Special musical program for this attraction arranged by Mr. Lyle C. True, organist. MATINEE, 2 p. m. EVENING, 7 O clock This picture will start at 2:15, 3:45, 7:30, 8:45 and 10 o'clock. Patrons will enjoy this feature the more if seated at the beginning of it. PRICES: Lower floor 25c, Balcony 15c, Children 15c I to j ami .NiglU .vliiKil. ;n N. iiio St.