Medford mail tribune., April 22, 1916, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Rsv Krank MtitHls, who heaan s
Mfl a-vawrHMIr- nrff Ht ashlanri
tent nlfhf, h nhaklna hands """iiwnliiK tha Proletarian . i
friend In Vfwlford trtsv j rrr Moors hiis i'flt vmi!mi
Ths Mwlfont fiaar Wore l h, fnirmfln- ml kntrws the- mi.i.
nun' iititul nif wardm. i i l ''
Mo'tur nnd rn Hf lining sll
Pun rmv "'-wifeiif rl v
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Ptf""trt IKIKRIil ll IOllPtlll nn
h f(Tnl snr-lal rvlr siposllion.
silt trrr-nrn Knndav morning unci
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Ymtr Mini nMi nwftlna
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'. itandard ITHI 'I if MjfT ' '
lat frrnn Holm- imi mi
ft rniin Triuu i ' "i iilli-
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aaerrHanls' hHar tlfltsts 3ft'
Charles V. Mr!ln of Portland,
raprntirtlv nt lh WIWv B. Al
ton company, snt a 'lays '
rlty this we.
D va gtTM mdtnf aMflff ttn
wsll as any ntndnf In IW count i
rl lll give most ircnMng sod
Imaotlfnl Rsstsr service with a rep
resentation of fas roek tomh, assist"
by persons In orients! roatnme. Ta
sulijert will ii ' Kesnrrectleii " Thla
Vfytfcftf tMMPt inwiili will he one of tHe ml reatlatle prm-
Harnna j. weirn w oiwrnmi,
Wnk., waft haa 1mnji tnnrlngr the
Rosa rtvar country for two snenaa.
wilt ratorn horn tomorrow to makt
amtNtaniPnti fr rrmovnl to thin
alley. Mr. Alrh has not yt -feetoi
a plam of partnanont rl
4nco, but h Ik mixta attracted by
the aUnatlon at Medford.
Plarea InvltMi you to Tlatt hl
iratmnoiMPii and ae ti-ddlna atoek.
TUymond K. McQnlllan. Hau tenant
of cavalry. V. S. A , will tarry In thl
city oyer ffnnday h a yllt with hla
fortnw achoolmata In college, Lien
tenant Klmer T. Foia, rlty recorder
of Xedford Llentenant McQuillan
arrived on the 1 t. train Friday
eranlnc. 1I and Lieutenant Fo
bad nt wot for a number of yearn.
Tin of Stag fre with eneh pipe
boaght at Med ford Cigar Store. 80
H. I. Heath of Oranta laa, a real
estate man, waa a bunlnww rlnltor In
thhl city yeaterday, returning to Ihe
l'aaa laat night.
if hare mill block and can de
llror promptly. Hlg IMnea Lumber
Co.
Harvey (?olng. of Rnreka, Cal . who
arrtvad In Medford laat evening to
lwk abwnl tlla aonthem Oregon coun
try. Will ramaltt aeveral dayn. Thla
la Mr. Oofog'a flrat vlelt to Medford
althongh he waa once In the valley
befora Medford waa thought of. lie
waa atfeut to purchase prlrty In
JaehaoHrllle whan that city turned
down the Southern l'aolflc'a offer to
run Ua main line through the county
neat, lie cut rf negotlatlnna at that
time and haa not aeen the valley
ulnee. Me la very pleaaed and iiiHe
aa grently anrprlned to find that the
people of I ho valley have been doing
Mimo development alnc he waa hero
a itaartar of a cmititry ago.
Dr. Stephenaon now prantlelng
ngnln. 14 Soath Holly, t'hone 8I-X.
The annual wholesale trade exten-
aio M the chamber of commerce
of aVm Franetaeo haa planned an ex
tensive trip Into aonthem Oregon to
bo mada next Heptfmber. In char
acter It will be similar to that made
laat year, only the Itinerary will
cover a much greater mileage und
many mora towns will be Included In
the atopa. Seventy-five wholesale
honaea af San Francisco have al
ready algnlfled their willingness to
have rapreaentatlvea In that party and
eventually the list will exceed 1 00
Th following towns will be visited
by those trade-getters: Mamhfleld.
North Band, Coqallle. Myrtle Point,
Bandog. Ashland. Medford. (trnnts
l'aaa, Koaaburg and Kugene. Many
of these places find Ran r'ranrleco
their moat available dlstrlbutlna
mlat.
Wa are sailing the high grade
Olympic Flour at a aacrlfke because
wo ar overstocked. Mvary sack la
guaranteed to give satlsfacttou. I.
It Brown. '
Mrs. Helen Wllshlre tlray. who vU
Had Medford and other iiwlnts in
Hogwa river valley three ears ago
and found material for a number of
magaatae articles, will visit this rlty
again thla spring for rest, recupera
tion and another "batch of notes."
Many residents of Medford remember
Mrs. tlray kindly.
Oft jronr milk. ermm. hatur. hji
and buttermilk at VH Vao'a.
H. I), Weston, the pliotogruiilier
fiirmer ami all-round bustler, alio
h.iK devoted iiiuh of his Hum litis
M'mkoii io hits al'Htfs ruuth nnr
Ursui I'liiix. U aio uncunacloiikU
bfcoiniiiK a iiiiU'ii In dcM-ril'lon
work ou th.' ran Ii tnla . lie soul
"Yt'H. the ullutf.t !uMii'i-t I filli'. It
sliows ii ili-lit-r iiml ru her us e u t
luriiier into ii uill Imvo ihu
first tii'tins on i1" (liiiiip before
the first of Juu- mut rstl tor ill
coucentralor mi Uu rentier. We
eapact to make Umv hliimnuts to lhi
smeiter before uu .! u i i-IomhI.
Our alfalfa tli,H v''"r m r.mil)
say $13 to the ton uml omiok to sen
ral scarcity or fed mu run up to
IS. WO wltl troKiMiit ihr iiistu crop
entatlons of the raster time evor
presented In Medford.
The MeCordy tnsnranca aganey
now represents fhe Iowa State Uve
Stock tnsnranca company. Offices
Medford National Bank bldg.
O. Y. Harry panned through Mad
ford today on hla way to (Irants Paaa,
where he will organlxe a Woodrow
Wilson club tonight. He was pleased
to learn that the Wilson club of thla
city la rapidly reaching the 2 on mark
In membership.
Pierce the florist has choireal bad
ding plants, nreenhouaea Raal Main.
I! O. Hoover, a business man of
San Francisco. Is attending to errands
In thla city today.
Smoke a King Spitz cigar. Re.
They are home-made. tf
A group of Olpsy fortune tellers
passed through this city today, en
route north. They were traveling In
elegant rnshlon, having an eight
cylinder Cadillac car, a four-cylinder
Cadillac and a big Kulck Six. They
tarried In Medford only a few min
utes. Tlu-y alnled that twenty more
carloads nre on the way from Cali
fornia to the northwest.
Attorney One Newbury haa moved
hla ofrire to the third floor of Hie
Medford Furniture and Hardware
building.
Ualph 0. Jennings, candidate for
the flemorratic nomination for aher
Iff, Is shaking hands with rrlemls In
this rltv today.
The world's greatest companlaa.
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
Professor A. It. Swcetser. 'epre-
sentlng the extension department of
the I'nlverslty of Oregon. Is attend
ing the Jackson Couittv Schoolmaa
tore' club meeting at Kngle Point to
dav. He will deliver an nddrcsa to
the country pedagogues. On Monday
he will visit the high schools tit (lold
Hill and flrnnts Pans.
Oetea aella Ford cars, J 100 down
and $IS a month.
Tin- business Htrt-ctH are crowded
with strangers today.
J. O. Oerklng. the neat all nrotind
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always rillable. Negative mada any
where, time or place. Mtwdle 28S
Msln St. Phena IIO-.T.
iculn the Portland weather bu
reau wus wrong in predicting a heavy
rroHt for this vutlc) lust night. The
air was chill, but not sufficiently
cold at any time to do any harm.
Come In and see our IS 00 Heater
Special. Mlaa l.ounsbury, milliner.
M. M Hept. Store.
Frank Owen has received n laid
dlmplex roadster, the finest racing
car In southern Oregon. It Is painted
cream color and Is n beauty.
We hate mill blocks and can de
liver promptly Hlg Pines Lumber
Co.
vloert Wall or Sams valley, la In
the city today for an over-Sunday
vImII with friends.
Insure your auto in the Alliance
against theft, fire. C. Y. Tengwaid. '
(Scorne HuskliiH of Applegate. Is at
tending to business In Mcitford to
iIhv. He will return home Monds
Weetou Camera Shop for flrat-claaa
kodak finishing and kodak snppllaa.'
A H. I'ensell of Hrowusboro, Is
etijoMng a tlslt with relatives in this
ity this wek.
We have mill blocks and can da
liver promptl) Hlg i'lucs Lumber
Co.
Mrs Mice K Wells of U rants Pass,
Is vbltlnx with rriends In Medford
for u fci ila.Mi.
Try a Xing Sptu cigar gad en
courage home Induatry U
Miss Mttry C A I more of Taeoma,
Wash , I eitjoMui; a vUit with friends
in Medford und Jtukhonvlllo for a few
days. Mi AUmure U en route to
I ,OS An Keif s
ti off on Kodaks t Wanton's
Camera Shop.
P. C I'e.tou uf Kiinle Point, la do
Iiik tusiuex iu tlto valley metropolis
today.
weot cider at Do Yoa'i. '-
c oleu f Akhland, w. consider-
iilih tu uls. tl in ii riinuM.iv uu the
hli.
U Ve boya boar bottle.
I (liMntp Smiiii ! i ni - I'.
' ried in Mcdfnl I'mI.w ,.h ! i
Men Franci-cii. wlicre U lin
ed a p!itin n 'ft ' n inn.
Poatag stamps it De Vo's.
Mr and Mri Letter Thro Ktn'ir
ton are attendlna to sdonplng er
rands In this rin iol.i'.
Music at the ShRfa rtun.lin
Mr.. Klixn Keili "t Fein mi! lev ii
hopiinu nnd w-itiiiu itii fi . 1 1 I - in
Medford tli iifternoon.
Sanders, the alt arennd painter. 33.
Rogue Kiver Knrampinent No :m,
I. O o. F , will confer degrees on
a class of candidates at its meet
ing Tuesday night. A Kood attend
ance is dpsircd
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Hi PAGE 1
tva Shep-rd, Star In the Gaumonl
Mutual Masterpictur. Ds Lusa Idl
tier), "The Haunted Manor.'
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Manor." a Mutual M.i-i. ri'lero De
il.nxe edition, today st.ir theatre
DIED
( OXNKRKMm. Mnr K. fonnera
.,11 ,.() iivuv nt the li!'ie of her
(Inuifhter. Mr. Mitrv 1
Olympic flour t.40 a ack, JR.So'Sh- pin,- ihe part e: i.n American
a barrel, h. B. Drown. ,oeiventnresr. at tne co..-i m a poer-
On tVednesdsv Anril I. all of the nil r.nei tnuinn poie.,..
Odd Fellows of southern Oregon will
meet at Talent In a celebration of the
?th anniversary of that order. A
program or unusual variety win ne
enjoyed.
Hlg Go milkshakes at D Voe's.
M. It. Thronson of Kngle Point. Is
doing business In Medford .today.
Hatha 25c. Hotel Holland.
Mra. William Hensen of the Pio
neer orchards, la shopping and visit
Ing In thla city today.
W repair pipes. Holmes Jen
sen. John Manlo la in from his ranch
today. Ho rsporta conditions first
lass. Hlg milkshake, r.c. Holmes k
Jensen.
J. T. Hamlin of King's Highway
seetlon, was a Medford visitor Sat
urday. There la a standard commercial
school In Medford the Medford
Commercial College. Gregg short
hand anil modern office practice
taught. 27
Miiny Medford women arc prepar
ing to tako active part In the conven
tion of the Federation of Southern
Oregon Women's club at Aahlund
next week.
All kinds 8oH drinks. Holmes A
Jensen
A meeting of republican candidates
is iielnn held this afternoon to out
line plans for the coming campaign
Ii rtri'ild he hard 'o find mnr
i ii'.ireaque of ptctUM'de nifcf
hirt ti'm Fiiih r '"entd In The
I'cnl"' " . ' t if fi W Uilfflth fiiftiir"
( jHBk ,11 'IIP in- IPI'-il iw.
xmiiMl The r'ppltentu Is sn 'nter-
e-tlne imiiellins tnr . nut even if
th.. xto- wer left out of conslderi-1
llrn i iiou-ther he many beautiful
-fiirh i nd artlsMcallv prodmedl
kii'Dm would mnkn The PenltentK" I
h fliii' worth seeing !
One tirirflth i haracieristlc that
ri re.tmrttahle In The Birth or n '
Notion ' nnd The Martyra of tin
Xln't'o. ' It notlecuble In this picture
all the iieople working before tiie
'Tiner.i seem actually to belonn to
the period wh.-n the drama whs mii-
IiomiI to tat.e ilae. Orrln Johnson'
hn a diffli tilt nnd unusual role, hut
keepK himself thoroughly in the
Kidrlt of the part and acquits hlm
Kdf splendldlv. Miss Beena 0en
Is en Rctress of much charm and
ability. Ford Sterling who has men
hd women hurdling over chair and
table nnd doing aerial stunts w!il
clinging to chandeliers In the com
edy hit, "The Hunt," Is u scream
as a colored groom.
.VrTKNTlOX A. V. fi A. M.
flnerlnl eommunlcfltiOH of Medford
Itnxflrivu. : indue Xo. 103. Sunday Anrll. :3. nt
l.'l North IVneh -treei. Afiil Jl. HHll,' 3 Oock for the purpose of attend-
uiri'd 112 vvnrh, I uioiitli ..ml Jll dux
Inlirmiltei tlml come ttith nao ore
Ihc direct eittte of In r dentli. ,
Mf'-. t'liiineii wn- :i tiiilie of
I'e'iii-yhnimi, Iwiwntr '' u horn in j
I'liiliti'iil'liui. Fehrunn U'-'. 1H-M. Slio
nui'le her Imme nt (Irn-ii-hunr, Ind., i
tliir.tiu the renter ieii,..i of her hie,
comintf to .Mi-ilfonl Iim- "tr niro
nnd mill ini: her home with herdninrh
li r -nice tin ii. She w ti- n wolnnii of
!otiMe eli.ilnetei' mill leiui'i to
Ing the funeral of William M. New
ton. All M. M. are required to he at
Masonic ball promptly, lly order or
W. M.
A. X. HILDBBRANP,
Sec.
Perhaim no city on the const of
thes Ir.o or Medford can boast or us
few arrests on the streets as this
city.
The members of the republican
m-ium her ilimi"!-her dnn-.diler. Mn. , r0nty central committee are hold
Miirv V. Ilnrelritfif, uml.u iewon.l lnK fn n,u,nl sessions to combat the
Uc. .lutie- I'. t'oimir- ..' I'ortland.! attacks of the insurgents In their va
.in.l jrruil rriitideliildii n ;ni. '-Tttnil-' rjollR predncts In bnttle for control
at the cop Ina primaries.
elnlilren.
Tin- luneri'l eivjee- mil lie held nt
the ie-iilrii' Stinilu.v, A.nl '.'.I, at '2
1 1. 10. On ; milt of the lllticif ol'
Ml-. Ilui Ire.'", he .rr lee- will lie
privnle.
The funeral tcrvlees of Wllllnm M.
Newton will bo held tit Perls under-i
taking parlors, Sundtty nt :::o p. m. j
under the (inspires of Milford lodge,
No. io:! A. F. tc A M. Furl.il In
I. O. O. F. lemetery. I
Mu'.le nt the Shasta Rund.iv.
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Iiy n SPIM'I M.lsT nt the
MARXNELLO
HAIR SHOP
107 Caruett'Core)' lllil.
' I upset the 1uikK
i.ieii awa tSit worth of the
' ' liiiitlun pit I me iuaKaiue u
Hiur todm
any IB JUiy ami nave in. euiue .,ut,, HiKhwgy this morning, but no
ykM In thf shaiw ot ki,i brick in ,., wr,. uroken Hi bpiiitoi nag
tsfUtOmt-er" It should . explain, ,1 lk (r(i.0 , ,,ow b , nMuUids
that Mr. WiSlm. .ill.ilt.t r.n, ,
aurroundtsi by itnim. . i.i i '
!Vlt, Mr WtatOi' i
mentally all tight
Dr Klrchgessner h ' . g
Nash eviry Wedmday
tsigaultatioii to to :i
Marry pi,ii of ito-i iiuu- i it i
cHy and at Mm - mih m t
ijly thU week ..'I ,i.i
a(Da. Mr Pi
a interest m
0f 41st Hit
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tug ion ui tea in iiltlatut. . $ 1 '
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A. W. WALKE
for Republic; a Nominee for
SjHERIFF
Ho has beftii a AopuHiOAit vote? rul a taxpnyr of Jaclcgon Oounly for twolvo
year and i$ not i du'aivic utlico holder.
H pldgs hiaitvlf, it tr?eted4 4j Vt & ffideut, busiuoiesUke, impartial
.tLilmiuistralioji, LtiAsjjufitin Wi ii'ic ihe law UHiwts.
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to Go
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The D. W. Griffith Great
Dramatic Spectacle
m PENITENTS
With Orrin Johnson
aftd Seena Owen
And the Comedy Hit
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Monday, April 24
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I'lipUs prriMiml for legitimate anil silent iliuina. Thirty -it
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MRS. ED ANDREWS
VOH'K CH I.Tl'RK
Oiwrm ornlorlo sort conceit rom h. llfloen vmi. oxim-iJ. nre In
liatdle work.
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heatre.
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