Medford mail tribune., April 26, 1916, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Mm. A I KtotVsr of Cnnta I"
It shading th Mk visiting hr
Rttfbang In MMtforif and will also at
tatf ta wom-n riiib. meeting at
Ashlanl.
Tfe Medford Cigar Store aire
( igarefeant' theater ticket 80
K. r. Mull of riratit Paa tent
Tswdajr In Med ford.
- ft vm glm iraitfftg iumjxi witk
ersrTlatag aseapt groaarfca.
H r. and Mr AH Caraott of Ratf
bllHi, Josephine Countr. celebrated
IMr goWen wadding anniversary
landar at Die grange hall at Mur
pkf, war 200 friend gathered In
their honor.
Tin of BUR free, with aaeh pipe
bfttfght at Hertford Cigar Store. 30
Xra. A. Merrlman and Mr. Mollis
Illl of Medford. are TlaltlnR Mr.
Jtw Hill of Seattle Mra. Merrlman
la Xra. Mil's mother and will stav
thare Indefinitely, but Mra. Ileall
will raturn to southern Oregon after
ti short slay among her relative and
frienda. Mr. Merrlman, who la a
plonimr. la 86 yeara old, but main
tain! ahH can enjoy traveling belter
(ban thM half her age.
Dr. Htcplionton now tiraotlelng
nKnln. H6 South Holly, 1'hone HC2-X.
"mifi.urn Oregon
"n IN will a
nt that nrawnla
Ashland on Krl'1
(offwthar at a n' i
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M. X. Wakefield, of Puyallup. Wn.(
la another of lho well-maanlng
isnla who tire of an oxeeaalvely
humid climate, when other awlloti
of tha ooast poaaoaa equally varied
luialneaa otinorlunltlea, without that
objoetlonable feature. He la devot
ing a few ilaya to touring about ill
Yalta? of sunshine with a view to ex
changing hla property there for a
homo bare
Tha MitCurdy lnauranc agency
now represents the Iowa Stats Mva
SI look Insurance company. Offices
Mwlforil National Hank whig
Tbo (Irlsslles will enjoy an outing
at Ohwp'XIi-k Sunday, April 30. They
will ho to lluttn I'alla by apeclal train,
laavliiff Medford at 7 a. tn. From
there the party will hike to Camp
Nluk hikI other altrartlvo iiiountaln
plaooa of resort, whew tboy will oat,
flah and real, before their rutin n
home.
Mathle-Yeasel evangelistic meet
ings at Ashland. Special lntrnrlmit
gar will leave Hotel Medford each
night tula week at 8:46, returning
after services. Hound trlu 3!i renta.
Hernia Smlthauu. of Salmon liar,
California, who spent two or tlireti
tlaya In thla city, left on hla return
home laat evenlnn.
Ont ahoffolatea are Medford inailn,
The Sbaata. tf
Poreat SuiiervUor Martin Krl-kon
haa returned from a tour of the
Klamath dlatrlct on orflrlul business
(let yoor milk, cream, butter, agga
ami buttermilk at n Voe'n.
Howard Kttleaon ha lelurned to
flranta 1'aaa, after enjoying a vlalt ot
eeferal ilaya In thla rommunlty.
Or. KlrchKeaaner will be at Hotel
Maah every Wmlneaday. Iloura tor
attttBNlUllou 10 to S
Court Hall la In tho Klamath Falla
eommunltlea attendlnj; to bualneaa
ami lookhiK after luteroata Involving
the Crater lake traffic thla year.
Typewriter papera all kino, at
Medford Printing Co.
Frank Katou haa returned to hi
(Hatutale home after a vUll of aeverul
tlaya In Medford and vicinity.
So Dave Wood about that fire In
ftHrae jwllcy. Office Mall Trlbun
UWs.
Arthur Tale, of Iteddlng, fallfor
Ml, tranaarted bualneaa in thla ell)
yaaterday, returning home lat even.
IMS.
Hip; Be mllkahakea at Da VWi.
3o II. Wllaon, of Talent, aicom
paaled by Moae Uarkdull. haa re-
tarttad from a campaign rruUe In the
M'plegate country.
' roualr pliaaa. Holmes A Jen-
MMI
l K. Williamson, of IMattumouth.
c!iruka. arrivod In Medford senter
la to euJo a brief vlalt with former
neighbor and to obtain minin flret
huii J Information about Hoku river
vhUcv Mr Wtlllammin ull lie firt
ln'urd alout oilb develoimtnt on
a large acale In thla valley while In
l.oa Angelea, rallfornla, and coiicIikI
d to atop a few da und ae alutut
II "tihould you tap the great mlnin
diatrlit with a rallroud." agid Mt
Williaiuaon, "you will hate atarted i
movement In development that will
hi tract many of in from the iuiilli
waat and the -ut who would like to
find a poaalble exctihc to Join in tin
groat work of thx I'aitfU- ioi In
eeUbliHklag manufa luring utei
prlaee of a arled noil Thexe will S
dewelep iur aimndame nf rtnnir. e ,
uad coin )4ur h1 ni'i) ( raw u 4 i
tcrialu Into nitlhtiuv "
member la uipo-d to tk- a lunrh
along, on whl'h thev will v
! get her tn Mthla park. Krida i
he the laat day of the convention !
a very eateoalve program It pIhm
ned, Inclodlng free anto rldea alonr
the aconle drive that aiirronnd the
park.
Smoke a King Spll aifaf. Is.
They are homt-made. tf
1.. Herllner and H. Oerahan, Port
land hnMnei men are reglatered In
Medford today.
Sweet elder m Da Votfo.
tH. H. von Pitaenmann, of Ta
coma. Wn., la a Medrord vlnltor for
a few daya.
The world's greateat oowpanlea.
Holmea, The Inaurance Man.
A, II. Ijiwrenne, of Sunnyvale,
Cullfornla, lit looking about the val
ley thla week
Sander, the all around palntor. 33.
Uatea aelli Ford can, fiOO Uowh
and J3R month.
J. K Wllaon, of lied Hlurf. Cnl
Ifornln. la enJoUng a lourely tour
of the aouthern Oregon country thla
week, while en route to Puget aound.
Mr. Wllaon haa heard much about the
Kogue river country and la delighted
to have an opportunity to vlalt It.
J. O. Oerklng, tbe boat nil nround
photographer In noutliorn OroKon.
Always reliable. NeRRtlvoa made nny
where, time or plaeo. Studio 228
Main St. Phone 320-.I.
I. K Hane, of Vercoil. f'nllfor
nla, who haa lieen vlaltlng with
frienda In thla vicinity for anveral
daya, during which he ha traveled
over the valley iilte extenalvely, aaya
he la aurprtied agreeably to note the
abaence of alklll hero. "Your aolla
appear to lie free of It In morn than
the required content," he aald, "while
down our way It la one of the evlla
which we miiat take Into account at
all tlinea."
Meet tne at the Shaata "
nrliiltea and their Invited frienda
are expected to be at the 1. IS. ate
Hon at 7 a. n. Sunday. Ilrlng your
lunch, alao a cup and apoon. Coffee
and cream will be furnlahed by the
committee. Thla trip to Camp Nick
promlaea to be one of the beat for
the aeaaon.
dig mllkwhakea, ftp. Holmea Jr.
Jenaen.
The regular weekly drill at the
armory will be held tonight.
Hatha ar.c. Hotel Holland.
V. U. Knight, prealdent or the
Knight Packing company at Port
land, who devoted aouie daa to in
xeatigatlng the Medford dlatrlet a few
woeka ago relative to the advbtabil-
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a ii tr. I i t. a ill
v"r.il fief fm N iw
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$ I 'I I 'II,
if ' el'pl i' i
IIS In .M.-rr'i
ti" ahor-
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Inn1' mi ti' .i i i i in
Ije Voe bur brer tiottlo.
moving pit lure ' Mmin'- irtofe
will be taken ThuiPflav. April 37tli
at Z:3n m the arteri, ' la aure
yon are In It. so
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sre almoin tv,rr- mr riiurh
erred and n mon dlvl
'emeata for Hie entirr
of Pni f-rlor, Wl , Is
ll.Hii In the flty with
twi fMilncmen killed
wilmifeiT woiindeil.
(Mill
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J. T. Crone
vliltlng a few
frienda.
Adorable Cream removed frock les
and tan. A ue bottle for .t thin
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i mi n-niii n itmu kioit, onimniM I in
Naah hotel.
"'"' Mmr r- "wyi or enirai iKconlimr f inioriiiiiin.il n imrtcl i
Point, la enjojlng a day with frlertda'duv lo hnve been re-. , , , ln-h .
In Medford. I.. ,n ilm. ir i ,.i...
MARTIAL LAWrTtUt DUELIH
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CLEARED ON MURDER CMARRC
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lii'liiiul fr cxcm ! ii, ( ximt iln
3 1 1 'tdiuiotionx of tho llril -h yineriiment.
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Five Facts You Should Know
(1) That diatase la the reault of a ditordered condition.
(I) That when wo eei rect tha dltordered 'condition, we eliminate tho
atleeaM.
(3) That the blood Is the earrUr of peltene threuffheut the body.
(4) That to successfully trsat any disease originating In the bleed, we
have te treat the bleed, a the cause. W
(S) That S. S. S. la the most reliable remedy for removing Impurities tf.
m"s a
.Music afternoon and evening at the
Shaato.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Scantling, of
Trinidad. Colorado, arrived in Mad
ford Tueaday to lie with their daugh
ter, Mr. John ll. Kngltab or Minne
sota avenue, who ha been aick for
the past ten day.
Your lawn mowei- macntne sharp
oned at Mitchell. Phone 820-J.
George Knglish. who la said to be
the new "Hard of Santlam," la tarry
ing In Mndford for a few daya.
Olympic flour $1.40 a taek, $6. GO
a barrel. I,. II. Hrowti.
ll-nr R. Munaon. of Skagit coun
ty. Wash . la visiting with frienda in
Medford nnd vicinity today.
H I had freckles, tan or a sun
burnt skin I would buy a Jar of Ador
able Cream at Heath's Drug atoro, op
posite Nash hotel. A C0c Jar for 33c
thla week. 31
Ceorge K. Wlnslow, of Yolo coun
ty, Cal ia stopping a few dnv with
former neighbor in this elt.
All kinds Sort drinks. Holmea
Jensen.
Mra. J. R. Swift, of Applegote,
visiting with friends nnd relatives in
Medford this week.
Woalon Camera Shop for flrst-eiasi.
koilnk finishing and kodak suppllex
Music afternoon and evenlnp .it the
HhiiHtg.
Henry Haum, of nrown bom u nt "
tending to biialnesa clioien in thi- i in
today.
Try n King SplU cigar and en
courage home Industry tf
Adrian Stout, of fluid lllll. who I
becoming a miner this voir, l. ii
tending to business In Mi'.iror.l iln
ufternoon. 31 off or ICudnks at Weston's
Camera Shop.
Mrs. Harry Waltuum. of h.m-m.
It Ivor. Is visiting With filinl In M .1
ford today. She will vl-it .n -i
10.IHKI relic'- i- iippi i ,e I!niil
lroni in liuhlin i.n.' i iuiilioinn
Iriih MiiintM", it wn- . - i((ii. i
The riMirti hnd it thnt .Inlin Mi I
N'eill, leiuler of the lrih volunln-r-J
iinil editnr of their oflieml unrun, tl i-j
lnh Volunteer, hn ht'fii -lint, )mt
HhMner tn the tisrlit itiv or otter .n
rest hml not lieen leiirned.
from the bleed.
8 8. S is no experiment of to
ri iy, but Is s, successful remedy for
tho blood that has boen a blessing
to thousands of sufferers for the
last fifty years. There Is nothing
mysterious about S. S. S. U Is an
extract from native herbs, root
and bark, each known for Its pecu
liar medicinal value. Tbcso Ingre
dients combine and act In a bene
ficial and helpful way with natuie.
It doesn't mnttor whether your
case of blood trouble Is one cf tl.o
many forms of Rheumatl-m, or Ca
tarrh, Sunfula, ContaglrniB Flod
Poison, chronic akin trouble, or any
other form of blood trouble. S. S. ft.
will go directly to the seat of tha
trouble; giving the nlood a thor
ough cleansing, driving out the Ira
pnritles in a natural way, and leav
ing the blood pure and refreshed,
ready to do Its full duty In building
the tissues up to a normal and heal
thy state. BeKin today on a bot'lo
of S 8. 8. and note how coon yott
will begin to feel relief. We will
glndly give special advice and free
consultation. It you are In doubt
shout the nature of your case, write
Medical P-rartinent, Itoom 73,
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(Continued from. Page One.)
TH3 SWIFT SPECIKI0 COMPANY, ATLANTA, OK0H0IA.
Milium, ins oo'tc, wuere lie l im
rciortnl to he nwiiilinir muiIii'.
IKhIiI Highly Prlo(l
The nineteen Villa WoiiikIiiI lukin
in the entruirenient nlul (he tMiil
live hor-ex nnil linns euptlireil wnc
tn ken to Minnea to await (lint ml
I'lT-hhtr'-i orilerx n-, to their di-m-i-tiini.
Colonel I (mid whs kim-ii miii 'i
en ilit In ic lor his ...it mid wai. ol-
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TOMORROW
truXJAsu"
lt of establishing a catsup fu'tory
here this year, bus written to parties luntl tomorrow.
Interested here that the entire equip-1 Postage atampa at m Voe's.
ment for the factory hna been pur-1 Charley Deling, or Hie .In
chasd and will hooii be delivered in
thla city for installation. The fac
tory thla year will make tomato cat
sup excluslrelv.
Sacrifice sale, rite passenger tour
ing car. Pacific Highway Oarage. 31
Jerry Mount, of Salem, who know
the Kogue river country thoroughly,
came down to this vnlley Monday to
"peep around a little." The first In
quiry Jerry made on hla arrival here
was. -How's fishing?" Hut he refused
to say what special biialnesa mi)
have brought him here at thla time
Dry Climate clgare, mild, aromatic
tOf up.
il. II Haas, of San Francisco, is
transacting business in Medford to-
da.
Inaur your auto tn tho Alllanea
agatnat theft, ftro. C. Y. Tengwgld.
John !'. Cash, a business man of
Portland, la looking about the Med j RW YORK Vprit -if -All pre
ford district for a few dttyv. vlous iciords for c lining bv the
A moving picture of Mann'a store' I nlted States dttel toriiorutlon were
will be taken Thursday, April 37th. Isurpsed In the first ttunrt.-r of the
at 2 30 in the afternoon. He eurij present ear. according to the d.t ill
ou are in II :to ed statement for tuai . rlod K-iul
I -mil
vllle district, killed a Ijik ti.i- i
bear on hla mountain rnu h iiiNt k
The bear had Invaded ! Look's h
Th latter returned to ii in tl t
save the ebmmlssarv deimriuu'iit
from destruction.
73 standard brands of cigar to se
led from. Holmea & Jensen
Mlsa Daisy Mitchell, of Talent. h
visiting with former school mutes In
Medford this week Miss Mitchell n
parents are In Portland ntiendliiK a
fraternal convention,
Wo are selling the hiMh grade
Olympic Flour at a s.icrlfl.M because
wo are overstocked Kvery suck U
guaranteed to glu satiNfactiun. I.
H. Ilrown.
UNITED JTATKS STEEL
MADE BUT $14,000,000
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THE CASTLES PHOTOPLAY
THE DANCING SENSATIONS
by Mildred Wicks--L3oyd Williamson
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valley this Week on liuxliiii toiiimi i. ' I
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All KiiImmIs of I'Mlila are reoiii i .
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Junior Class of Medford
High Schooi
approves
the judgment of the
world's best critics
and procures for
benefit performance
MR. AND MRS.
VERNON
O A S T L E
Di PK iit;
THEIR 0 N ROMANTIC CAREER
"The Whirl of Life
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Make Thrift a Household Word
Teach the children to be thrifty. Habits
formed in childhood are not apt to change
in after years. The key opening box of
SmmuA with more than fifty shines and a
.SiiimuA HME SET
for polishing is an outfit --?U
uuequaueu ior economv
and convenience.
to Alwaj
liet
ni'ii mm t llx taltll Iiviu Koiiti' Hitil
lit tin il.i it nuis ui !itr juirciitK, 1'ltijn'il willi
.! nil tu (laiii'i, tlii'ir riKo to fiiiiu
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Miss Lounsbury's
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. s. i t !iim in thr Castle House, on
i In- u t uiraiiN. ami learn without
t'ui. iu t i ii.ir-,'1 tin ii--!'" an liutii' li ss,iii.
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At all dealer
Medfoni Rouse Movers
Vi o Move
HM'SkS, BMINS, GRAiES,
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POPULAR
PRICES....
Atlulta . 25c
Children 15c
AH Society Is Coming!
Will Be 'Town Talk"
POPULAR
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Adults . 25c
Children 15c
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