Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 23, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI 1 y tw ft ! V -t m Hi p. 13 ii IH ;'H i PAGE TWO MIODKOftD MAIL TRIJJt'NK MIOIXKORJ), ORItfiON, THURSDAY, KJfll'TJtIAtlJIfiK 23. 191.y CW ftiC 3 1 I OCAL AND PERSONAL rfi !- wt m i Mru. W. W. Canby, Mrs. W. T. Counts, Jfrol C. It. Clevongor nnd MrB. A. A. Portor, rojircBontlnB tlio Ladles' Auxiliary, unci Mro. riilllp Uolmor nnd Mra. Ooo. 3, Eaton, representing tho Bopcfy,of rls nnd, Crafts, wont to Mcdford tills morning to attend tho first 'District Federation of Wo men's clulm.-Orant' fans Courier. DoVoo delivers tho Oregontan to you every dny for 7c a month. Androjv IfrnkoA, who has liucn min ing on thp, Hlvor fork of Elliott creel: In Jackson. ,county, Ib oxjilbltlng n quantity of handsomo nuggots taken from tho drlt'illgg'lrign on 'tho prop erty. Tlioro nfo numordiiB nuggets of from fti to ?2fi valiio In tho dim play. Grunts Posh Courier. nipo tomatoes wanted nt Itoguo Itlvor Volley Cannery.. Tho Parent-Teachers" circle of tho Lincoln ncliool will moot Friday af ternoon at :: : :i 0 at tho hoIiooI luillil Ing. Pupor hanger and painter, tinting, etc. Phono GI4-M to K. Sanders. 123 Tho Paront-ToachprH' clrclo of tho Jtoosovolt school will meet Friday af ternoon at 3 o'clock, llufllnesn of Im portance will ho considered and It Is earnently hoped every patrpn In tho district will ho present, i Boe I)avo Wood atibut that flro In surnnco policy. Office Hall Tribune mair. . , , . . J. It. llnrvoy of. OrnntB Pass 1b spending tho day n Jlodignl attend ing tho Klks' dedication oxorelHoa. Try ono of thono big Ico cold G Cfljit mllkslinkos nt Do Voo's. ' Thomas Potter of Ilutto FjiIIb spent 'Wednesday In JUedfonf attending to business matters, Drs. A. It. and I.oulso Jlndgcs, chl roprucllo physicians, Slovvart build ing, 23G Fast Mnlp Ht. Miss Oraco IngallH of Hlddlo, Ore gon, Is visiting friends and relatives In this ely for n few days. Fresh Ilnio. H'B Vinca Lumber Co. jp M. J. Hill of Hod Illiiffs, Cal., ,1s among tho out of town visitors In tho city this wook. JS'Vpvr or, food phono Medford Roller Mills, Phono G07. M. .1. Illll of Hod Muff, Cnl Is among tho out of tpwn visitors In' tho city, tills week, Oct It nt DoVoo's. William Oeorgo of Fugeno Ib visit ing frlonds nnd relatives In tho city and vnlley tills week, Hot Tamnles nt tho Shasta. A. p. Allen has returned from n trip to Crnter Lake, where ho took a now series of moving pictures of tho scenic wopder. Get your buttor, eggs, milk, cream nnd b.ijttqrjnllk nt Do Voo's. Tho police IIiIk morning routed n nqund of wnndereru who seated them Mvoh on the S. P. Tight of way. It woh held thoy did not hurmoulxo with tho Klks decorations, Weston Camern Shop for first clnas Kodak finishing and ICodnk supplies Chestor Orchard of Corvallls Is vis iting friends and relntlves In this city for n few days. Johnson, at tho nook Store, n wport watch ropalror. Arthur Furry of Phoenix spent Wednesday In this city attending to business matters. Merchants' Lunch, 25c. The Shasta. A sprlnklo of rain began to fall ov er tho city this noon, and tho ky Is overcast with black clouds. The weathor prediction calls for fair and cloudy conditions. Tho seasonal equl- nox was passed by the sun Wednes day, nnd a storm Is gonerally suppos ed to follow In Its wnko. I tako prlrtjo In making your watch keep perfect tltno. I hnvo every fa cility for doing flno watch repairing. Johnson tho Jeweler. L. J. (Iieon or Mnrshflold Is spend ing, a few days Jn thp city attending to business matters. J. O, Clerking, tho host all around photographer In southom Oregon, Always rollablo. Negatives mado any where tlmo or plnce. Studio 228 Main St. Phono 320-J. N. M, Donmer of flrnnls Pass spent Wednesday In this city attending to business matters. Hemstitching done, 10c per yard. Mrs. Ilancys, nt Moo's store. 172 Frank Wllllnnm left Wednesday for Iteno, Nevada, whom ho was called by tho death of his brother. Mrs. Leach, expert corsctlcrro, ma terial nnd'ht guaranteed, 320 North Hartlott, ' Senator J. It. lliitlor of Tho Dalles. wlfo and guild; arrived Thursday to attend tho, Klks dedication nnd af terwards vjplt Crater Luke. Cottage CheosM mndo by Jackson Cgunty Crcamcrv fqr snto at all gro cers In air tight packnges. Ifi0 Mr. nnd Mrs. ('. K. Doming of Mcd ford nro visiting In Lop Angeles. Oeorgo Lyman of tlold Hill wns n Mcdford visitor Thursday. Mrs. Oeorgln Helms hns returned from a threo weeks visit with friends nnd midlives In Han Francisco uud other California polntB. Mr. nnd Mrs. Furl Ulrlch of Union creek nro Bpqndlng u few days In tho city, Mrs. Ulrlch was. formerly MIsh Irono Plotnor of this city. County Assossor W. T. Orlevo spent Ihursdny morning In this city, leav ing by nutn for Hutto Falls with tho state gnmo commission. Attorney U. M, Hoberts spent Wed nesday afternoon In Jncksonvlllo at tending to business mntters. United States District Attorney Clarence L, Kennies of Portland is In tho city to attend tho Kilts' dedi catory exorelsos. Ho will deliver an address before the order, Mr. Itenmos Is u past exalted ruler of tho local lodge. AMERICA'S 1915 BEAUTY IN TV0 POSES, HOW TO GAIN BEAUTY " uJfcfefc. V , 1 Lh Lady Tourist,- (Inspecting Indian! ..... .Vintl It. 1.1 at 10:30 Friday night and wns load- except ror a . """"" ,uch ,rolIrB)r-HoN; muob aro your j,o, n.i i, n,n x'..i ,,n niioepii ho stepped Into tne nim." ,. " ooh for Seattle at 11:45. Tho train was room. The loss of Jhe poucb JHJSnn-XM, V . wenatchce at 10:05 but ZW BCcret in, -i York they,e While waiting for tho train thojtho hope that postoff.ee inspectors '""J'JJJj;" Ivor of tho mall wagon Is said to could obtain some eo o J 'us "dh Jhw to vo kept within sight of tho r-P lf"" Unv hnvn mot wlt" " succeH8- ' . Key Ltoircll. ivartious letoxly of ZicgfcU FdlUc After the ! f ' Honeymoon MMic bride's first and nover-oiidiiitf prob lem is "Wluil to Rat." For breakfast, luiieli or 'supper, wlint could one have more delicious than Npw Post - S&? Toasties These new flakes aro made of choice In dian Corn, cooked and toasted b' a new method that brings out a wonderful flavor. new tired nerves iitul Them will be a special ineetliig of tho city council this evening to give iv final decision on the uppllcntlnu of H. 8. Dullls to dlscnutlniio tho Sis kfyou HolghtH extonslon of tho street car lino for threo months. When hotter lusurnnco Is sold Holmes Tho Insurnnco Man will boII It. County Assessor W. T. Orlevo. Jack Altken, S. 8. Smith und mem boi's of the. tjtnto ffsh and game com mission left. th( morning fur Ilutto Falls to Inspect the site for tho pro posed fUh hatchery on Dig Ilutto. s Frosh lime, lllg Pines Lumber Co, 15 8 How Kline of the I.lttlo Untie spent 'WtidnoKlny oveulng In this city nt- toudlUK to buslUMM matters. Cottage Choose has a food value equal to lean bonf. Ask your grocer ror It In air tlnht iwukmj.w. 1R0 Frank llylieo of Jueksouvlllo spent Wodnuedsy In Medford ttndliiK to bllNlnOttH lMUltATM. Head Uih l'ortlud Orogoulun. 0orjn Furlny of tho SttsimboHt district Is smmllii( a fw days In thtt otty uttMidluK to Uuslnewi mat tors. Fresh Unu. HIv IMu l.umlw Co. its Claik iMloii for tb your wilt bo htkl In the High wehiwil Frids) nftornoou. Tske your watli to Jonnson. the Jowoler. you will rsevn unusunlly K8fld SPI'Vlffl John l)tinr wl )n bn w ll)'tl by lk (orMlry rlw this "UNiMVr m lMke.it sr. rcturnotl to U city. Tit KUtrl Const met Ian rmimiiy O. C. Hltn proprtoiur. bM nvU to th i4dfonl IwplvMMnl Co., II X. IliriltU straot. PIMM 17 1. ! 'lite world's Mrlet bsMball iHtw will ilPin. cording t rHt mi lug oj th NslloMl eotnuilMloa Oe Ipbor 8- ThMMiswit In botk th bl lyngM ,lM' "'' the UMowi waiglj iniilr UilUl October Ixt lr. yjrrtl ft. lyiikwQKil will limit tur vffU haf to MUWlgy, -1i. .Uv MlPiHir ffpiu s to 3 u Luber mmn ity jAPpolJilj'iflW wir. F L GRAND OCTOBER The federal wind jury will meet in I bin city TiiomIii.v, October , uud eoutiuite in seHhiuii for two vcel;r. lrpou tlio coiicliihioii of Hie grnml jury work, a petit jury will Im eulleii, nnd will he in sonMioii for two week. I'ruelienlly the entire month of Octo ber will be devoted In the invent ipit iiiK mill liouriu of fetlerul eiihCr, lor oolitlieru Oregon. Tliix iiuiioiiiii'emeiit wns iniule lliih iniiriiiiiH: liv I)ilriet Altorney Clnrenee ltuumos, who i ill tint eity iitleudiug the KIU' iledi etitioii. Tlio. iiinl lull) of the Niitnliiiium w'ill irolinbly bo iifcitil for tlio hex hiniiK, though lliih point hu not been deliuitelv ildeided. Fedoml Judge Wulwrtou will oeeupv tho bench. VILLA RECAPTURES ZAZATEGAS CITY WAblllNUTON, Sept. 2'i Advices to tlm Vllul iigeuoy lodn reported u Ml la oMilltl(iiim force in posuHoiil at MSittecas. No dululU wure given, mm to number or as to how It hail so snddonl) nppearod In that territory Tlio report Indicated a Villa force' IihIiIuiI tlio t'arruiuw army which bus tweu sdvsiulini agaluxt the main body of Villi 's ui the noitli. Vim enn't linve stay beiiutifiil, "Hut I haven't the time to rost properly or to try und make mynelf beautiful," cries the woman who worlcH. So here i the first of u Holies of exerciHcs lor heultli, beauty and grace lor nil women. 'Hint im, they nre very miiiiIc, und lake hul u few minutes' lime eneh ilny, mil' ln Ihey entail oxcn"iivc outfilH Unit only the idle rich woman ciiii iifford. , They nro written expnwsly for the womun wlto, nlllioiigh Iiiimv during tuo'-t of her Wilkin Imhiiv, .till wiints to find Home way lo Keep her body heulthy uud herself beautiful uud graceful. This i'ir-t Miliclu mid the following ones are illiudrnlcd by Htiiuning pie lures of America's llll.'i beiiuly, .Min Knv Laurel, of ".iifehl Follies," Now York. Mirth l.iiurel, in addition to her fame iik u beauty, i known n the girl with the "most wonderful figuio in tho world." . She keeps her fiuiv lccniiM --.lit in iilhlelie, mid she bus correctly o ed for tho different powilions for the o.orcino to lie exdnuied in thi- -vr-u's of article. Here are wimjilc exercic In rc-t Hie tired, uervex: Miami willi the feet oliglilh apart the weight of the body on tlio ball of the feel. I tine on your toes, lire.ith iug deeply nc ym tW and exh.iliii" iik you lower yiiiunoll'. Kcpent live time. Then sliil'l the weight of the body In the right foul, as liouu in the illiiNtrntion to the Iclt. Hold tin-. poKO for n count of five. Then muiii; tho weight In the left lunl nnd count five iiKiiiu. Kcpent Ibis lin limes Take the l'irt "iliim ngmu with the feet slighllv iipuit. Then tiller nntely brinff vonr hands up to the head ns shown in the picture to the right, rising on the Iocs nnd breath inj deeply as you do so. Kepeat this exercise, raising first tho right, then the left hand, ten limes. Practice these exercises nnd you will soon begin to feel soothed nnd refreshed, nnd nerve und body fng, the tag that produces wrinkles, will ilisnppcnr. MAIL SACKS AND $14,000 DISAPPEARS AT WENATCHEE SKATTLK, Sept. 23. A mnll sack bound from Wonatchco, Wash,, to .Seattle and said to contain checks amounting to $11,000 nnd a largo amount of ensh, disappeared at Wen- i nteheo Inst Krlday night, It becamo known tonight. Tlio chocks were In u remittance loiter mailed by a Wunatcheo bunk to Its Scnttlo corre spondent. Tho amount of cash In the sunk is not known, but Is said to have been more than $1000. Tho missing pouch disappeared betweon tho time tho mnll left tho Vt enaiebeo postoffico In this new process, intense heat ex pands the interior moisture producing little pearl-like "puffs," a distinguishing charac teristic of the SfX5r?y superior worn s-umas j MdtellndUnCofi.Suitifcrt;f- n New Post Toasties For a flavor test, eat some drv. Then notice that these New Toasties have n body and firmness don't mush down when cream or milk is added Your Grocer Has Them Now KM .J?E.wiw9 ..ivy-"-'- B u?fiS M'W ItMl"''-' J ' CT7 too laTK to ciassirv. KOIt'ltKNT-" Modtvn"r. room ii:ii. -lT I'd house, paved sir. e ..'f.r jmIiI, f 15 Phone J W V,.. -t i t 0 Smokers of Turkish Trophies Cigarctteo fifteen yenra ago uro smokers of Turkish Trophies Cigarettes today! Expects Wlms Relieved of Pain A mot TaluiMe lulu Id wnuitn iliuiny til liitrrrtllni; juiUhl t a jlfini,l external rnu eUy rallnl '.Motlier'i prlcml " It H appllitl or Its mux'lo vt tlio ktoiuucli, (cutty ruUrd la, nl nt imco prnctr ie to ii'lloc nil lruln on lurvc. ronl), dun .-"tiU ami all tmiU lin-dUnl It m.ikii II . nmvli-4 k pllunt Hut llic)' mpaiul natur.lj ,vtul it tlio tamo line 1'icj' nro Im. - i 'U-.l t- the atmen'-o ef Mri p ) ,1 .r. th mini (ut a I II - if i . (ihix.kI. Write tu I'r.i IK C , 1 i I imar Uliljr., At'mitn, t i nn i txv i i g Uxil ' n. y i The Popular Car for Service and Comfort .1 irAVH ONLY HAD TI I i Mi lOXt 'V SIX( MO SKI'TIOM mi FIUSM AND SOLI) TURKU CARS, IXrLUI) .INrKMYDIHiMONSTWATOR. THERE MUST BE A REASON. A CARLOAD OF CARS DUE SATURDAY G. L. TREICHLER, Agent Medford ? &IIIMIM2 ? T ? ? T K2K:,h&KKKKH A Rainy Day Need Nvt Be Bull Cl-.ny rl C,A U : I f s.. Keflex. -T Slicker $3.00 Si rang, juy (it urn; Iichi, and uuli i ptotf. tbnthitih Htitx lCdgn Mop water from run biatt in at I be (rutit. iu.k . . . h .. uu. UFB AJ.rOWBRQO. KX9 j vtamL- iiqgt IT :: msm -,f . IM1 Ail v mmmmtmm ,y IV if .-l iilio V I Ut IS Fifteen Dollar Suits Mule Skin Gloves Canvas Gloves Blanket-Lined Coats Black and Tan Socks Wool Socks . . $7.50 20c 5c $1.49 10c 10c v Almost Anything You May Want The Cheapest Store in the West w St I I I It fl. . ) 111 Kl " I .l IhiIIi I'H.MiIiii .11 No liHiUS I'M i DR.. RICKERT !)tlttll SHHlollt Mjrrtl. Uruu WILL 126 North Front a t ? T T f t ? Y f V f y y V t H. WILSON Phone 467 Hwwwwwwmmwmwww I y V