Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 11, 1916, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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L' PERSONAL
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Burn lit Mm -SrM Ifr.-iM hpftsl
fn Mr s1 Mr- fm WIH' of rr
slat, (r., t"lt m, I'tm, n daiirli
tor. Dt " (rttet rrafflnit stamp! wftfc
MWytkiil rwaff grafattsg.
ftom to Mr. n4 Mr. Da Wood.
nm, Arrll nth.
ftMte Kttf ftt tnr. -fWy
ar hama-giada. it'
tin Wariaaaflar Ming st 7 3".
April lit, Ihf Montr Mlsslonsrv sn
efatr 0f fti Wathwllst Katscoyal
aMftk af Klamath district, will hoM
ON last saasjan of th ntaatlag af the
M. K. rhtirrh. Thw will h spsrlal
MMrtr by th 4rrhstra. "Horn Bonn
idnarda" pagsaats, m iIm mission r
tw aaa H. and an addrsss hy t)r .1
0. KaWas. Bvsryoaa It tnvttari In
UN RMellag.
Dr. BtapAatsMn now practicing
Again. 1 10 ftflMth Holly, lm iM-X.
A Jelly hard of Moos, tinilir th
iiifhlT ot nttatr- qrg iior
hart. vlillftd I hr Ashland lodge Mon
'ilay availing on th mvaalnn of Instsl--IhIIijii
of nflrors of (be InMsr. After
tha bNBiHMVN of Hih session, the lrgi
ntlii(ltie of mem tors of Hit- two
Imlgss of tha Loyal Orilsr of Mnoss
otiJtiyad n bin tlms, lisgtnnlng with
a lmni1i6l, onn of thos sttmiitnniis
affairs for which Ashland Is nnled,
anil cfliirltiilsd with a danr of mora
than nana! Intsrttat anil gslnty. Among
. Hkmw who trailed ho from Mod ford
lo Uib elty of llthla bublilss anil gornl
Ohaar wars Dictator Cleorg llorliort,
(loorga Averlll anil wife, Poll John
aon ami wlfo, Frank McUiiiahlln and
' wlfo, j. II. Hain-niontl and wlft, Plnr
oikio ItonalMirry, Millie Sllnaor. 8adlo
Whltntnn. Shorty Conrad, Jack Stev
en and Charlie Uowaon.
Oct your milk, croam, butter, okrh
nn'd buttermilk at Do Voh'b.
Arthur Auatln. of Han Krnnelaco,
la it visitor 'lirMedfnrd for a few daya.
I.lalit lunohoa terved at tlio Itnynl
llakery. 0
U V. Roiikm, of 1'nrtlnnd. Ii dolim
IiiinIuhm In Medford and vicinity to-
tiny.
Do Von buya boor bottlos.
If. N. l'alnier, of Onlral Point, ro
t turiiod home laat ovuuIhk, "Her a day
devflted to bualneaa In thla eltj'.
8o Dave Wood about that flro In
'mimiioa iHilley. Office Mall Trlhuuo
Illdg.
Mri. II. C. Kurt, of UniHita, thla
, ((. la tooklMK over Koriih rlvr
VVit(y thla f'k. He atrayed Into
the fMtkllla yealerday1 In queat of
Ui elttalvo gold nuet.
The worlds greateat eomnanlea.
liolttiee. The luauranee Man.
Itnllth U. Jennlnge, of Rout out. la
SrtettMg hla frlniida oh Ihf alrmite
twdajr.
"Ie Kuiriltnent of rillaenaulp."
hih I other I'nUartan literal lire aottt
(te to IniiHlcera. Addreaa Xlee llaxel
llHrtaa. Cexiral Polol. It. K. I). No.
1, Oregon. SI
Paul Wlek. who wa down from
Agate yealmttay. aaya the people ef
ki district are generally cheorful.
ai 9(t an Ktnlaha at Weeton'i
CJattern Ikon.
I. A. Jailtee. of (Iraitla Paa. did
MwlHeaa Im MMlfont iaterday. ro
tMmlHg home in Ike evening.
Tit a King Splti el gar ami on
ooerage home ladnalry. t(
P.. H. Met'osnell, local ageul for
tke Portland Journal, went to Aab
lan4 today on bualneaa ronnected
wHk the limitation department of
Ul yHr.
Oar ekoootales are Medferd weJH.
The HtMU. tf
(teorgo HaKtlnK. who recently lo
cated' In the Tolo dUtrM. returned
ia Raeramente. California. loda to
ait end U tke llnal dlapoallon or hU
lirouary tkere.
Made from Medford product! e
eluslvely, eirept tke sugar, even lo
the flavor, The new lea cream at the
Sheets. tf
Heer Trasner, of Msrahflold, who
tatted over Hunday In Medford, as
Hut the bualueaa atmoaphere of that
i in has takn ou a bright mornliiK
buc lnee the adveut of the railroad
into that part of the Mate. He looks
i or a large addition to the population
! i be t'ooa he count r thla year
u i uiiseHnee hvreof.
t'oulter A Hrouse euto gad ear
imku iialntlng, opposite Medford hu
pleiuMt ttulldlag. St
Charles g. Paul, of CiraHoa. South
Dskota. Is giving Medford and neigh
iar territory tke onve-over this week.
Qatsa sells Ford ears, J 100 down
and tf a awath.
W. It. Dealt y, a business ntaa of
Portland, Is taming In Medford for
g day or two
Sanders, paperlag. tlBt.palntlng. Ill
Charts S. Wllsou. of Urania Pass.
ttd buataeee in tble city eirda
Hiternoon, returning home tola.
Ugkt IttBohas served at the Koyal
Wskary. !
Mrs. J. W. Pruott. of Central Point,
visited la tbW rlt yeattrds) after-aoou-
(i lasses thai fit Um ejre are worth
all that they oaat- I gaaHatae a (it
u umiu.IiI ! Ml a la j&mMaltttMlt
with MJiir rinilr-mentk lr Itbk"!
crt. i ' j
f r I, sVtfS. AM m fh ..nr
ts Huff Wi WHM, rafgfttsrt u tiii-
Wft 'WW frwHMW fM Cn Kmn
rfwrt r'rttfrfgr (tvfHfft
WWWft fflf Mffl M flMf AlfMftsft
iiAimii ttiH, tit a. f. fmrM. '
PtrMfft Mmt'h, of faflem who mt
toin In the raller twlf hrroundlrtK
mfftinr dfatrlfm for a wewv, will re
lume hon tonight for pefmlitalon
to rem hack and tav longer
Tour lawn mowet- maetrine sharp
rnM at MHrhella. Phwffe 330J.
Alien T. Welle, of MHimomf. TrT
glfria. Is an tntereafed rteltor In
Rogue rlvf.r vsllf-v Ihbt week
Hoy Surran returned home thla
mornlna from tlif Klamath cnunlrv.
ehere he devoted ome time to hwH
nen In Ihf tall Minder threaliont.
1. 0. Oerklng, tae newt all amend
pawtograpker la southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Kegattvee made any
where, time or plaen. Mtudle IS 8
Main St. Phone Slfl-.I.
John Bobbins, manager or the
Rogue River Commercial orchards,
attendml to hualaeaa In the city toda
The Star brand of typewriter rle
bona are guaranteed to Rive 7B.000
Impreeelons of the typo "a" and "o"
without so clogging thn typo an to
show on tlio papor. Thla la n pretty
tiff warranty, hut that la what tlio
Webster company aKreon to with 8tnr
rlbhonn. Sold by thn Medford Print
lns ronipfltiy.
Thla ttvenlng will bo "Alhtttny
Mghl" nl the llaptlst chun-h Mr
sud Mrs. Allaway will eonu leave for
their former home In Wnehlngton
Mr. A I la why hue betui IndiiHtrlouxh
dullful and an efficient and pro
flclent lonelier In the Siinda) wlmol
of that chin cli for many years. Ilia
chlck-tntks were of especial Internet
and always dellghtfullv luatrttctlvo to
Hie pupils. It Is said that he has no
eiptal In that Hue of Instruction on
the cnaat. Tim school will nils him
very appreciably. Tonight Its mem
hers together with the entire tnoni
horahip of the church, will show Mr.
Allaway their appreciation of his in.
eellent work.'
Poetngo atamim nl Do Voo's. '
Carlyle Blackburn, the courageous
and gallant American In "The Pup-
iliet Crown." ahown at the Star (heater
laat night to a good house, notwith
standing the ptovahtura of the rain,
won the hearta of the nudlonce by bis
cool, clover and atrlklngly American
conduct of hla feature of the aavage
difficulties that benel the little prin
cipality of On I u when It wont broke
le eaally won the princess, who la
Miss Ina Claire, and her noble and
notable constancy showed that aha
waa worth winning. It waa a elnv
erly ronatructed little romance and
verv charmingly premnted.
West on Qamern Shop for flrM-claas
kodak finishing and kodak suppllns.
Mllo T. Kimadav, of Red Itlurr. Cal
ifornia, who haa aold hla mercantile
cHtabllMlunent there aluce hla l"lt to
thla valle In Kebi'iinr, In uutiln a
vlaitor In Medford end at oilier Hii i(h
III the valley thla week. - "You have
a ilellgNirul count r). a dellglitrul ill
mate end a delightful cluster or com
mutinies In thla valley,'' said Mr Ku
naday, "and 1 believe I will Mini il
difficult to get away."
Olympic flour $1.10 a aack, $r. mi
a barrel. I,. M. Wrown.
Toil .1. Sloan, formerl of I.on u
gelea, but during the past ear n
gaged In busiuess In Itutte. Mont
has sold out at the latter plate "i"'1
Is looking for something u li
came In this morning and bun ou
eluded lo make Medford hl heud
quarlers for two oi three weekn
llig be milkshakes at I)e Voe's.
J P Churchill, vice president i
Hie California-Oregon Power ioiii
iwu. of Yrvka, California, U it lun'l
neiw vlwltor In Medford toda
Whv aut typewriter than the Ri"
ai or Corona? Medford Hook Stoic
Allien W Kden. of Seattle. Wah
tnglon. Is doing biniliieas In Medford
and other poluts in Rogue river al
ley this week.
Meat we at the Skaale.
C. Hniuiieleln. of Portland, la a
business Wltor to the ltogue rhr
valley metropolis today.
Kuntei earda and luioklets tim
Vollands shop. Medford I took stoi
'S. U. Ulghton. of Boston, t.nil.,1
in this lt) on business thix unci
noon.
Sweat eider it Da Voo's.
A. I. Palmer, who im rem-i-t-from
Portlaud, but who ba 1mh m
Aitkl rails for oiu euin, W ilutn.
busiuess tiirntmiunti the uiu ilu
week. Life read ) Hie stars. Send .in
and date of butu mil name au.i
cents to Hox 2V, k igene t)n . u
resdlug i
John P Kane, of Da eupeit .iih
Ingtun. ho tame to look oei Uogue
river alle in January, in umpan
with Mr Hi'rtan, of that ll). iclmu
ed today to make a looser ta and
lmlect our proiuiee ol big buniuess
this ear
Wstrhes. iloiku and Jewelrv reialr
ed by H. N. lietler. M. K. A II, o.
store. A 'ii
TOO loTM 'I'q CUijjlhlV,
WNTK1 Infuriuaiion a to the
present add rem of Mm Jeie Hell
em liruce. wtiQ forurl Ued at
Springfield ' ' H ret'o-
ery CSh proimiiK iK- iimar Ait-dn-.
K Si .ililin I'... Hi. M
Mtffrporth Mn, ruin vr.
FOR COAL MHB
v r 1 1 s poi.irt. in-t At- 11 1 1
The wnse icr'"-menf edoiite'1 t i
eorerncc if tii offi. si of tii
Halted Mtn Workr of America
gftdf fffOfeienfatlw. of the en.il mtrtr
wner In v. to k Im i "n rsiM
fled by a re Ii len'tuie vol,- 1 tin
mlrtter owanlalhoi aemri'lrg to
an annoaainment made tmi-iv by
WIIHam flreen inn mat lone l wer
tarv-trciisnrer of the union. The
vote was M.' ,t. ruuir or tm agree-
mftit and 42,J0 saalnet If.
.
Th new contract iw lor a eenmt
of two yaars, dating Its leKlnnt wwr'" " v -" .the -mailer runehc the wnrk of iceii
from April I. Ilf, when the rf J e h lor gfMag. mg had been cotnjdHerl, but. m mat-
agreement esplraa). U provides fori "" ,w ftMW M w'" ''t w " ler wu"t the stage ef work iifield, no
the psyment of mining eon I on a
mine run basin, an Increase of three
rjr-nts s ton. and an Increase of five
per cent for day labor, dead work and
yardage.
This agreement la used as a baste
for the negotiation of wage contracts
In all or the dlntrlct-i of the organi
zation. s
COM Mill X. N M prll II. -Tb
village or Santa Itimalia, almul
miles northeast or Parral, waa at
tacked and snaked by about 100 VII
llslaa two days ago, according to re
ports received by Oeneral Pershing
and brought here today by aeroplane
by Lieutenants H. A. Dargue and Ii.
S. Correll. Curransletaa and Vllllstas
clashetl almut fifty miles south of
Chihuahua City last Friday, the VII
1 1st as being defeated, according lo
rejiorts received in t'bihuahua.
Itnlhs 2', lentn Hotel Holland.
KELLY POOLWEose
1 NEVER SMOKeD
IN MV LIFE BUT
I PEEL MY-5ELF
LlPffNG M6VAJ
CWiititlli ;
f J . .. . F l,ll """""
"Tux" is the genial smoke! There's vim and punch and get-there
energy in every fragrant puff. Get the bustling, hustling spirit of "Tux"
into your system and it'll give you an outlook on life fresh as a morning
glory at 5 a.
4V
ROHi' : 1' I'- i i. i
PoruiL-r r I - U.crnal
"When a nun finds ih tight
foiacca, a plpt occomat hit IrturW
twntehr aiJ friend. I Aji found
Ihe right fobaao In Tuxedo lH
mellQu'neM,frj$':..,iitiJ mildlit
l$ord pvjit .--; .tent."
mi hporin, hi.im
L PLANS
wmmm
nriU.K, i.ni n lod.r
in- million. The lo n '"ll ll,in,
rrii f! ' l!efv V,i Hereon navr m
tie Courier-Journal
With Howl t leal fhw wev aad
try foat fhw fcfits, the sowdoftlert
of Walt ssrcwf awa itotsblv dominate
DEVI
toe (ouiing nationsi fiii.iican .on- , mr,iireit.Mif t .reiiiuti.ti..n
ventloa. Thaaaof ih.-dogates who'nwfhfiwfi begani-l.ilimhe-.
1 " r- -. ......r..-.
rnnmox ow seawwo may no noogni.
iiMMMrtf tafl, aw.rf .mau I.m l.m.iwK,
i "" at cnicago win be maae j(,rfhnrds of the vnHer were favor- i, rulfy orgaalatd for tha summer I
, ' Hoosevelt mosle. Th j ,,M nud. "in a receptive moml" when'nn, Rlittimft.
W" w CoMaerrwi will ha, hegan. Oeweralty, it could J gnt,r visor Steel and party say they j
paekd with 1 aosevelt slaflners. Bn- not bBV mr, , ih,.,. tme lnr- na(f an elegant trip. ' Pine ther ,
w nit atSASBsl aVHRaawaangl athaaa gkwuf an.aSegtgn4ft vawaa s Mafa.. .l
---" -" - w.OTH ... -'
:'"" wvv" V ""'r "r
Roosevelt. Want of the. day after
aoimr. aoenno wotigni or mo people
- the voters of the republican party
who are at heart repnMleaaa? What
of tha Issues which will down at no
man's bidding, and -cannot h explain
ed away
"What of Um revelations the csm
palgn Is sure to bring forth?
"How might II profit Ihe repubtl-
iyi party to gain a insn-oH-home-1'iu
I and lose Its Immortal soul, the
likelihood being that If it monkeys
with the Roosevelt burr, saw It will
Iiim- both "
SENATE VOIES 10
RESTORE SUGAR TARIFF
WAMIIMITON, April II The
oetuite late IoiIiin iii-.-ci Mm Mib-iti-tule
I'or the llrtiihe ree r-ugnr leH'iil
re-.olution extending the present duty
if one cent u pound ou sugar until
Mo 1. HUH. The vole wii" 10 to .11'.
The Work onivmliiieiit wn- mo id
lllVl, II to I'P.
m.
A whole lot of
tobacco. Result a
-T 7 -.. . I (.,,. ... f ,AL.i V-U i i i ni ' '"" .' , "' " """" "". " "v I
uh:tha$sy 's.rs- Vvr.AcS F'.yrUP"R lan akhs d.s
J 1 GRAND LI'L ww 1rfM . ZL?,J.t 7'i t.l? AM DE FO'TH TAMM
S I inFvl uimoac &m ffaWs TWiw" --, mi.5 lo WT1?. ah u& jtiiuusn
GRAND U'L :n LTUKBIH Vb- J ?.Q"L D SHYAh TllXEDO
I. I IfiKA UA; 'AT r H,. R? S5 T1 MP IHts. rK,l vmch itt-vl i
Tuxedo has made thousands of happy, contented pipe-smokers
because it's so wonderfully mild and cann$t burn, bite or blister
the tongue or irritate the throat.
The rich, sun-ripened leaf for Tuxedo is aged 3 to $ yi
Then it's treated by the original "Tuxedo Process" a doc
M J . -V BfA. ! f 1 BAB'..B,Aet Itmtan K& akl .lln -..
uisluvxiij wiiiv.il fciuuc5 fviy paruv.it ui otie. A ncrc HTC
many so-called processes : are mutations of the "Tuxedo
Process" none has ever even approached the "Tuxedo Process" in
making tobacco leaf mild and wholesome.
Try Tuxedo for a week and learn what it means to love your pipe.
YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE.
CMvaniatttigkiaatnawrappad, C Famous grfitm tin with gold f A ,
HMHitura-proof pouch ( . . aJU lettering, curvwl to fit packet A V?C:
mi i.
ii I'll-
MILLION DOLLAR
il FiilfFY''-"'---
IVnlM I J f nisUUl .iirvfom Mrn do effntl
, -
n, ,. i r mm i tint
uhw ii an ov-h oml ii diiiuUToi nun-
f! .,nee it beano mid.n oe.-lit. The
, .ihrr tmreuti reworl fair eondi-
f,M (lf tMnlimmi with e liwf
rri-i Tlertne-dm mornmsr. me ex-
..... ... l.
I nniliL,,,, ..,, t h faiWia iul in f In
, ,,nnii"ii ti tim rnrme nno in we
; imf tsr muntti or Apnt. im mnnr or
o is heard t emni4ain beenuse op-
vtntutnn WtPe P,,p,M , feMJW tot
M ,,MV -, ..., nf th. -,.:.
The rainfnll wa gradunl and the
temperature warm. At mi time waa
there a ilownjmur. The eri will re
ceive the benefit of the enttrv preeip
itatimi. The conditiou of the orchard iind
furniM ie excellent. Never was spring-,
time promise betler fur bumper crops.
Xotwithslaiidiiig the powibility of
drought Ioshcm on iiccouut of water
whortage, in eropn rhut reouire a
long eeason of growth, the oh thn
er etiproes Hie liidiel' fhut enne
winch mill u re enrl, will cnciiM' injury
I nun that eiiiiM'.
The liltliell 'l I he iiiiiecr- tin-, vear
-till II--C ot pill.
11 FEET OF S
AI
NOW
GRATER
SupervlHor Will (i steel, or the , the time said Mrs. Howard waa lent
Crater l4ike park, returned Monday porarlly demented,
evening from a nip to Crater lake, j
complaining onl- or a mire heel, the I Sanders, the all around palntor. 32.
Tom' to Buy?
The Perfect Tobacco for Pipt
men at one time or another have tried to smoke a pipe and used the m-ting
hot tongue and "cold feet." Try again with the right tub icco htxtdof
In Tin Humidan. 4k md QQe. In Glau Humidor , 5(?c and 90
o THE AMtMCAH0TOftACCO COt&AHY
r-rodurf ef g hirrd tramp m misfit
iK.rn fMnertHew fr tPl f
end ettj!rg fff JwUMM1.
mW IMMTi m r rwn re-'
ffl plMef
fit hPfore tin
work in
tti. at vidnftv.
, v Mflr f,, Kaineer T Warm. ,
u,,n Wiihftigton. H c. lo Super (
mr states that Mr Hsfl will
lM .,,1. lo ,!, hlo work w the!
R,trrev by the first of May gad thet
' w,u 1(V to wat till thgt time be -
rB,llM, nn n- mnrt conw Sam av
Mrr,p tnt fr. Ball bv beginning
Kngfneer .Vllea will he here
.... ..,
.,ru n, at whwa time tne worn wmi
ver day. -o rain tin rrospaci was
reached on the return home vaster
dsv.
OFFICERS NAMED I
FOR ORAM A LEABUE'
At ti meeting of the directors of
the drama League Monday lha fol
lowing orriecra for the year were
elected:
President Miss Louise llurko.
Vice-president .Urn. Oeo. H Car
penter. Second Vlco-presWanl Mra. John
II. Carkln.
Third Vice-president Mrs. 0. L.
Schtaffelln.
Treasurer John S. Orlw.
Hecordliig secretary Miss Koblu
son. Corroniondlng secretary - Urs.
Frank Sowen.
OMMIA. Neb., April 11. Mrs. Jo
neph Howard, daughter ot Michael
Kllhallon, mlllloHalre steel magnate
of Chicago, and wlfo of Joseph K.
E How
j son
l at a
I
Howard, actor and writer of popular
ngs. committed sulfide by shooting
local hotel laat night. Ah actress
! acquaintance who was with her at
and CigmttU
l - i O V
I REOPENING
LUMBER ILL
UPPER APPLEGATE
Airiinucntrnts are now imrns m.nii
1 tw rnf.a operMhgMe ot the ess mm
of ,,,r ,irin Afgiagate IHteh Co hi
rated in r Wathfaw at the termltnw
M
Of
""Iwt the 'anal of that i-ompant. mm
mtm frnm the Blue Ledge mlm
Td( ,, nnM MDMlty of :i:.un r-. 1
a day of one uhlft. It ulll cut tin
omMf for ,),,. rinnws and other nc
, improvsmeitis In the mli-
aad mining camps of that diMtiht
The tjraad Applegate Iilti ti 'i . nn
st meted its idx dttk about imu
year ago. Intending to one It rn
limitation pmposes In the A..t. m.t.
country. The csna! was newr fin
ished for that purimse. It Ih in koikI
repair now. It will Ih used to di -velop
power also for th) caniim. its
owners figure that they can develop
1000 horsepower for dlatrliiutloii
A telephone line extending friin
Jacksonville to the lllne Ledge mine
waa operated for some yearn. It K
operated now only lo Copper, etortui
having broken the line beond that
point. It will soon 1h reimlred i
tht lilite Ledge ramp.
"It hasn't lieen many ynr since
that telephone line wua kept hot. '
said a minor esterda). "When tin
Blue Ledge ramp was being operated
II was a lively place. Two dalh
stages rait from Medford to that
oamn and one had to engage !il
seat a day or two In advance If be
wauled to ride to lllue Ledae. That
waa nearly nine yeara ago, The camp
had steam heal for Its homes and of
fices, taken from the power Iiouhk. It
had a niodettt sewugo shtiin and
waa developing rapidly Into a mod
em mart of business. What will it
be when we get the rullroad Into
that reulon Medford ounlit to
know '
By BRIGS
cars, smew iv?iff5.wv l-bh
tor's jf?i no Wum nm
Ksm!iz'?ia3
aWrW:JWl
ggaviiL-awitUt - -.:" ' .1 '..iiij :
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