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1 PAGE TWO arEDFORD MATL TRTBrNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JTNE 17, 1016 4 w l Jt I fl. " '! ;. t v. f TOCAL AND 1 PERSONAL y,,,,ill llf W. U. Thompson has moved his fJalHlahep from the Kinsman tiullilln, ts that fermwly occupied by W. Wll Chit, oppotltH the tlHpot. Mrs. W. A. Oman 1 reoovartna; nicety from htr recent oporatlon and ftsa boon removed to her horn. ;ttbaton Cawer 8hon for flrst'dnaa hoUak finishing and kodak sit)iplloa. U)orothr Chandler of Pttyallii vtatltHl friend nar Ashland and re turllBd home today. Do Voo gives trading stamp with everything oxrtpt groceries. J, li. llrnml and U. A. Sttolatrom of SltooWon arrived yesterday In com jwrff wll ,rwJ Noyea of Oakland, who d"wna a ranch at Table Hock. ThiJf will ntid a month's visit hero and aM Orator lAko. I'our Imndrnd latest motion mana r.lnna Riven to our patrons today. Star Theatro. fltovons f Pratt are moving tholr Wflll dlHKlntc apparatus to .Motitngna, whoro thoy havo soveral large con tract. Hoard and room, prlrata houao J'liono i7It. 7fl K. JnrtTmrt of Mnsoln, Nob., la visiting In Medford for a taw dura. Got your milk', cronm, ititttor, crbb and buttnrmlll: at De Voo's, K. 8. Klulmrt of Placer U In Med fr1l for a fow day. ryowrItor papor of nil klnda nt jvrsdford Prlntlnj? Co. (loom?) I', Mowla of Bantu Anna, 1ot., la In Mfldford looking for h lo ofUloii nidi rntir-h property. Vrho Depot lietal at Aahland will pay 18 oenta pnr pound llvo weight for large fat hnna. P. D. Illavlidnr or Climax, arrived yoatorflay on liiialnoes and will be In Medford for a fow daya. A i;unrnnti)0( show at the Star Tllontro today and night, II mid lOo. Tho dry Km an around tho Sun printing office waa hiirmid off thlH morning. Tho world Rrontost c'ompnnlos. llolmon. Tho limirnnco Mnn, IMIm Clarlro .loliuaoti will lio (hit Boolety IMItor for the Him. Kho tukot up hor dntlns Monday. Try a Kin Spitz cigar nnd on catirngo home industry, tf J. JtaYnge of McMluuvllle, Is it local litiajiiuaa vlaltor. Postage atamim nt He Von'a. .0. I). MtfXenl of Kan Diego arrived ywWrilH for a abort hnaliiM trip In Medford. "The Trail of Uio Uiiiwmimo Pine." a IHtramouHt at Star today. I'. A. Welfert of lluneom la In Mtjilfonl today on husliieaa. Hatha, IBu. Hotel Holland. .11. Auderaoii of Copper la at the kVfelh. Mfie Davo Wtmda about that fire In ftliranae policy. Offloe Mall Tribune J'lilK. fl. 11. Koiiber came over from JHoHinvllle m biialuuM Saturday. Xiuoko a KIiik Mpltz cigar, He. Thoy aro liomo-uinde. tf Prank Itlaok or Klamath Calla ar rived today to natch the bore raew tomorrow at tho fair rwanda. ly Voe buya boer bottlea. 'tyfo Humuh rtver Iwail nave a ian wtrt Ht 0Htral Point laet nvenln. Oatfta Mlta ford eara, 1260 down and lift a month. Atwut to autoa will carry a rntwd of plcttlcora to Mthla Park Muuday. The picture will be the talk of the tewH. The atoleu pie, by local tal wU Iter theatre Sunday t and ISe. Mm. Jaatee It. llruce of Roeebum who bat been vMUhb Ih Medfnid, left today for home. IlHtterHtllk Be qMart at De Van. T. R. ThoutpeoM of tiauta Moaa, la Ih thla valley looklita over aeveral email ranch proDoaltlone. Per rent, X-rHtm furulabed houte. 0. A. DeVwi. Richard K. rHeld of Tehama nouaty arrived today. He drove a Ford. vhlpp4K cream at DeVoe'a. fix tWouaand tomato planta re received thla week to replace thoae 4Mlraed by front. They were pluntod es the Don Clark place. Kldd rauch tmi t Kulftht Ulehopa. The dam Mat Mtlnurted haa pro red to tie ever UU4 Mid aa lame a crop M laat mr will be arown. If yu want a seat at the Star tOHMrrew, you Mtunt come early. " wert setfral graaa rtree laat vwloi. A groat mauy lota In Med fenl m nearly a menace, and the ownera are named to burn them off. Dr. Klebgeaauer will be at Hotel )reh every Wedneaday. Honra for eonaultatlon 10 to S. The atrlke of the lower Kogue Itlvcr anlmoji ruhermon kna been eet tied, lae fUberaaeu rriptlnx a eompromUe fi is a fl.h. krm thr uae their own genr, and n rM flah. where the cauntry jmiIIm ike Mr. They had dmnude4 at !5 caj U reapeetlvely. 0 10.000 celery plan It at Ma Wui Hat. Hmm kt-K. 74 T Jt Maltl.u of lUe of tho CIIiiua Qlalrlct who IS lOiwllnft. lo't tr Cld Hi I tiu'tiv I'ulfgitWg 20ki;M 10 Ve. The hftat has been broken by n cool spell. , Window and door screen, garden furniture. I'nolflc Kurn. & Fix. Fao tory. dialling In the lte;uo river In koN ting butter, according to local anurs. S II. Harnlah of Kagle Point, waa In Medford yeatorday on biielnea. "The Stolon Pio." mado In .Med ford movie comedy by local talent, Star Theatre Sunday. JMr. and Mrs. Marlon I.anee leave for I-o Angelea today to attend the conclave of Knight Templerc. Ulg Be mtlkahakoa at Do Voo'b. Mra. J W. Shirley, who recently underwent an operation la recovering nicely. Ar a movie actor, C. K. (Intea will make tho whole town alt up and take notice. At the Star Sunday. Jaok Stewart waa In Ilorubrook the first of the week looking over the situation there before going into tho hardware biwlneaa In that elty. for conceNMloiiH nt Kdgue HIvor Hound Up grounda, Aahland, i, 6, and Oth of July, aee Win. B. Voorhcos at Sualo Allen'a Heal ICstflte ofrire, Aahland, or write P. O. Ilox 'II, Aalt laud. 70 fieorge Hwlahor leave In the next few daya for WaahliiKton. Ho will take eight fast hortefl with him to race on the Waahlngtnn circuit. Krederlok Prince of fllomlalo apont I'rlday In Medford, vltlng friends before he loft for Oakland, Cnllf., where ho will make his home. ' Ho will attend tho Ilerkoly Unlvoralty. The luteal plcturoa jiiikIo In Mml rord Hie perfect In every detail. Star theatre Auuduy. ' Mra. Ooorgo L. Mlddletou of Krankrort, Ky., arrived Wednday and aie(it a couple of daya mooIiik the valley. She left for California Hntur dny, whoro alio will teaoli, nonr Nan Joeo, ' Mlaa I'rftnklo Horn of Portland ar rived Krlduy and apaut the Hummer In thla city and Aahluitd. IV. H. Hmnll of Iluttoe li In Med ford nnd will leavu todny for Copper Cnllf. l C. T. Doliuor of Kugouo la rogla tored at the Medford. A 100 ahow tomorrow nt tho Stnr for r nnd Hie. II. O. Miller of I. Inn county, who la an oxirt poultry ninii, la In Med ford for a few dnyx. Ho any a cli matic conditions liuro tutiko thla nu lilynl poultry dlatrlut. i Mlaa lleeale Ilrynut, the popular vocal teacher, returned yeaterday from Portland, where alio uttoudod the Hone ahow. Aahland dmllcntea Mthla Park on July 1, B, and !. Tho hand gave n delightful pro gram laat evening at their weekly concert. About BOO peoiilo heard It. Paul M. Kami of Seattle waa In Medrord Friday on hualneaa. (leorge W. Maraliall of Tacnma ar rived here Trlday and will apend everal davn lu the city. Aire. W. II. Chaae of Table Hock vlalted lu Medford Krlday afternoon. (sn. lloehllug and Mr. nnd Mra. Sherinaii returnml from Portlnud Wednesday, where they uttonded the Hoae Keatlval. 1). Y. Scliiioidor or I .on Angoloa Ih III Medford on biisliieeM. He la regla tered at the MtHlfenl. The convention of Pacific Conat Nureerymen meeta here next week. Thoee who will donate autoa for trlpa, Hill pleaae notify N. S. Ilenuett. II II Talor, clerk In the county recorder's offlee, waa In Medford on bualHoaa. Sheriff Wllnoii paid Medford a fly lug Welt laat night. Mrs. Koger Ilenuett. who Itna been visiting lu Portland tor the past Iho weeks, returned home the middle or the week b auto. Mlas Nauule Wolfe returned rnm Kugene todnf. Mrs. Ilaall Oregory who has been visiting In Solent and Independence returned today. Austlu 1'orbln of ICagle Point waa fu Medford Saturday on business Mrs (leorge T. 0'Urhn returned from Portland today, where she at tended the tlraud Chapter of the Mnatern Star. Mrs Jennie Verrttt of Central Polut. who attended the Kaateru Star tonveutlou at Portlaud returned Sat urday. The Nash I.lvery Is holding an auc tion sale of Its equipment. llre blankets were sold at prices less than one-elgbtU of cost. In some casts about 10 per eent of the lue K. .M. Uraaer and J M. CaM or Salem left for Klamath Kails tod) lu g small ear. Medford plays Klamath Pall at that city Sunday. The team will km by autoa. iMiuber of the local baseball team left toda for Klamath KalU A wad dug aenre proved le be a pradhal Joke played b few youna slers. who put snap la a dog's moath Mrs. Lawreac llUy or Port Tonnaend, Wuaiagtoo, arcompanted by her t sisters, drove tbfougb tcday m4 wttl go to Klaaaath KalU. Portland slipped aaoilicr ninth in utng rally over Vernon Ua.Ur wa the inuin uuuucr tortlie visitors. Ho scored a run. Htruck by pttibcr (lame rottland it wjb llio way it itf TUata-dA' The orrhardlots are glad of the cool spoil ror an extondod hot weather would cause drought. Those who irrigate are finding that It pays Horse buying for the government Is hard work. Hecontly, out of .1000 horses Inspected, only one was ac cepted. Out of another group of 2B0 picked anlmuU, hut A2 woro ac cepted, iWool hujore. are asking for the long hair variety. Wool la going down lu price. V. W. Quisling or nolso, Idaho, stopped over today on bnelnoea. Ho leaves for the Hend eourrtry this nftornoon. Despite the Southern Pacific' an nounced campaign against unneces sary noise, whenever ongitie No. 3IB2 come to the city, which Is dally, there la a vibrant long-continued and nerve racking squeak whistle, oc casioned by blowing off steam through an unbalanced safety valvo. Other engineers do not persistently waste steam and fuel by an operation that engineers pronounce unnecea aary they either fix the valvee to work smoothly, or open the injoeter Into the boiler. BANDIT SEARCH ALONG BORDER 10 BE CONTINUED CIVIL WAR VETERAN SUICIDE AT ROSEBURG HQSKHl'KO. Or., June 17. L. S. t'nilerhill, h veteran of the civil wnr, killed lilinmdf in the burlier h1io of the Oregon MohlietV home here today by cutting lim throat with a razor. He switched up u razor which the burlier had left at hi Mile. IleMpon rioucv M'xtiltmir from iIIiichh ie be lieved to have eiiUNed liih act. U. S. TROOPS CROSS BORDER (Continued trom.pago one hanilita, who .(uttered in the lru!i and eM'Hied. The fight followed tho kidnaping hy liHiidits during the ufteniooh of n MexioHti fnruier mimed hugnr. Iu gur'a nephew, who wun with him nt the time, cMciipcd ami gave the nlnrm. HnldeiN Pull to Ital.l. LAKKI10, Tev., June 17.-I)ue nrohiihly to the vigiluiice of Toxna mugerM iiml Hie niililarv patrol, the reported rani of .Mo.xiimn liaiuliU at IhIUhh, twenty-five inilee imrthwoMt of here, enrly this morning did not iiiuleriHlire, neeoiding to rcMirtK to (lenornl .Menu, eommwiidiiig the bor der ilrol heie. A well-iiiformeil Mexican arriving here from the interior of Mexico coiit inn- rcMrtM that mote Hunt .IlKMI ('urniuan troiiw have paHeed Villnldatng, 11(1 mile eouth of La redo, going nortbwaiil. He enid the eelilien, were eprend out in moder ate Nixed dctHchmcutx. Tniffie ihtomh the intemntionnl bndge between Uiredo nnd Nueo I cretin Iimh Itmi notieenhly diiiun iehnl. Amerieaim no longer hish the night in N'uevo Uirnlo aud only the mo iv during hihm to that eity during the day. U. S. IGNORES TREVINO (Continue! from page onn eralile eoi repondeiicc Iish Iihcii e. (Imiiged between the d'ttitmeiit nnd (he governor and udjiitunt general of vuiioiu HtNteK relet i e In the lieu StatiiH given Hie miiinUnieu under the llny-tliHinbetiiuii nrniN reorgnnin lieu hill Mhifh biHMmieH ettertuu .luh I. Thee meHHiigtM ore pie-uinisl to huve eiiueed recurrent rcHrt that the entire foire of the nutioiial guurd UH Mug piepntvd fur uetie . ice. Meienn emhnshv "I'tieinlH said they had not been informs of n HicHange ent hy TreMiio nnd Hint c nminntioH of what purHirted to he the tet of the wnrtiiug n euffic lent proof thai it either wa- a Imdh garblel tmiiHlatiou or a fiihricHtun. The deetreyer tender Panther, with the first and second destroer di vision has been ordered from Santo Domingo to Key West, presumabl) to be held In readiness to proceed to Movleo. i The army transport Sumner, laid up at Ken port Ne. Va . m or dered Into coutuilssiou today, but of ficials said there was no tiuth in re ports that she vkas hIkiuc to vail Several traiuportx are belUK held lu readlues to brina Xnierlcaiis fioni Mexican porlH In mt ol eiuerKeili) With Medfoci n.i.l. w Mi.ifoul ui.idc CHICHESTER S PILLS Vrr-v tub ulnoii iiuiNu. x Wf A acal ,.l. loar uri.t.ll. i I'klkr lr llla.JTlr.jyV rui.u ii. j tj ti.ia k..uiuv i . ,. .1 nk si an two. v lWBnUtr llxr r i.r V tlraaaht. Ai Kl'lll. IIVa.Tril hi IIIAIIIMI IIIIIMI 1-ll.lK.k & IMAhiwlMlNM .tl AlaitVtlll SOlOBVDRtGGISTSLURHLRt TWO TRIPS DAILY 1IKTWKKN - MEDFORD and EAGLE POINT f) U tirtvtntia ouw will leave RogIo Col tit at 8 A M and I P M lallv, eseit tunda . Icvc Bedford 9AM aod : I' M Mill call for lUSnOiiera at botfls in. ivtmtl td hotels anA butiocsi bowua Jo i:agie roit mas; &$$ im rs& SAN AN'TOSIO, Tex, June 17 (loneral Funston and hla staff gave careful attention teday to the activi ties; of outlaw bands along tho bor der, but rar greator Interest was dis played In the attitude being assumed by the troojis of tho de facto govern ment. General Purker at Ilrownavlllo, Tex., mndo a brief report or tho Intent inaniroatutlon of outlawry, near Son Ilenlto, and General Maun reported the contlnuntlen of the search for bandits thuf raided the envnrly camp nt Hnn Igtmcto,' but it was evident nt department hendquartors that Mroater significance waa attached to tho doings of Carrnnra's troops than to tliOHO of the bandit loaders. Wnnilng Ignored, (ieneral Hlcaut's wurnlng that the crosalug of tbu International boun dary by any American troops for nny cause whatever would be regarded as an overt act and would be the cuuso for nn attnek by the de fncto govern ment troops, did not disturb General Kunaton or his stuff. The Hoarch for bandits will continuo nnd whonevor n "hot trail" Is round londlng Into Mexi co, tho Americans will not hosltnte to rollow It. The officers In charge of troops on' tho border havo authodlty to orpsa tho border without waiting for Njiealal Instructions. (moral FiinsLnu's army of ulinont fiO.000 has been so dlsposod along the Mexican border that swift puul tlvo action could bo taken. Onnorul Tdovlnn'M threat to attack General Pornhlng If the American troops movo onat or woat or south was regarded by army officers hero as little lose than (i declaration of htstllltlos by the Moxlonns since It may bo uecos- anry nt nny time tor t'ho loader ot tho big punitive expedition to sond small dntachmentK in pursuit or outlaw bands. Itcjuly ror Action, Precautions takon by General Doll at HI Paso .last night In holding all tho American troops ready ror action woro similar to those taken at evory border point opposite which there was any considerable number or Cnrrnnza troop, General Green at Kaglo Pass and Gonnml Mtym at Iredo nlso pro imrwl to more quickly In caso of any eventualities, but at those points, loss activity on the Mexican side of the river was displayed. The garrison at Kagle Pass was strengthened laat night by the ar rival of tho 10th Infantry. Three companies of the Coast artillery, now on their way south, will go directly to Laredo. If the request of General l'-tinaton for more militia, his roquost has never boon withdrawn, Is granted, the state troops will be divided along tho border stations. SYRACUSE WINS VARSITY RACE AI P E PE POUGHKEKPSirc, N Y, June 17. Byracruse won the two mile varsity four-onred rncc on the Poughkocpsle courre today. One length behind the winner was Cornell, Columbia was third and Pennsylvania fourth Thoro was a stiff upstream breexe KNOCKERS HOLD OP I PO MASTERSHIP Jlesjilte tho fact that Poitnwster Italph Woodford's term oxplred nt midnight June 13, ho Is still lu pos session or tho offlco and Indications are that he will reumln thero for sonio time to como, ns Oregon sena tors exhibit no undue haste to mimo a successor. Fully a dozen DeuiooraU and psuedo-Domocrats aro seeking the of rico and others who are not seeking It thomsolves, but for others, have at '4:14 1-2 p. in., when the Junior varsity eights got ofr to a good start 'not stoppod boosting ior their rrionds, in tholr two mile race, the opening j hut havo carried on a olandostlno event, or tho regatta. The water was campaign or protest nnd knooltlng Just boKlnnlnK to broak Into whlta against other candidates with tho caps as Columbia took tho lead in the first spurt from the stake boats, At the half mile mark Syracrusc nnd Cornell woro fighting for the lead, Gradually Cornell's onrsmon began to pull away at a 30 stroke with Syraoruse a half length in the rear. Columbia wnn third and Pennsyl varslty crews woro lost over the rour course. Passing under tho bridge, Syrncruae lifted its stroke nnd began to creep up on Cornell. Syracrtiso held her spurt and Htoadlly drove her shell ahead until npon water showed between the shells at the finish. Columbia was six lengths behind tho winner and Pennsylvania last by 20 or moro longtliH. All tho oarsmen rinlshod sitting up. The start of tho froshmnn raco was delayed because of rough water. A Htroug southeast wind kicked up n heavy sea. Tho freshmen olghta, two miles, woro to havo started at UK and tho vnnla had (last out on the outside tulle course. result that both Oregon senators aro reported disgusted with tho situation and likely to leave the nrtwent ln cumbent'lh' until UieyJiaVo tlmo to personally oxfimlne ile situation. NO LEGAL CHARGE " FOR EMPTY CAR? WASHINGTON, June 17. The principle ihnt aiilronds my not charge xhijmSfe fer Tm awplv vnrn to points of lotalttt, JMte upheld hy n ruling of the lifterataU1 com merce coiiiiniMMioii todnv in a,lueiion ferliiildinn: tin' l'cre Jliuiptolto Hnil mnil coMiinyiv l cliargo $0 u enr for trmiHiMiiting emptv tefrigonttor car from Toledo, Ov to Hoe(?entei, Mich., for retuni loading with ice. SLAVS TAKE RAD2IL0W0 (Continued from pneo ono) atleuiits to ei. on tlio river failed. The uuemy, hk imunl, HiilTertnl liunvy Iohh. , "Itnlinn frent: Kneniv nUnck on tlio Koutherii jmit of the Doherdo plnteiui were rcpiiUoil. Hepented Itnlinn uttnekH ugniiiHt several of our positions on the d)oloinftc likewise, fuiled. "On the Aaiitgo plnteiui there were npiritcil nrtillerv duelh. "lu the Ortlcr ditriit our Iniops uonquereil the ton ol Tnkut .unl the hiimuiit of I lie liinihnnst M.uIiiImIi " Iff A T JPSS N. TfciV x VD V Slffi J v 7 mi 7 - m'F a . eC Ell I m Ml 51 JK Ml Ju. r Quick relief Quick relief from exces sive tire troubles byequip pinrj with Savage Tires and Grafinite Tubes. Extra plies of fabric addi tional assurances against blow-outs. A special cushion of high-grade resilient rub ber to absorb road shocks. Every tire well made of good materials throughout. The new Grafinite Tube is distinctively good too. Each Savage Tube is guaranteed for life. Savage Tubes in Sav age Casings certainly do re lieve users from tire annoy ances and dancers. TIMES i FACTORY DISTRIBUTOR C. E. GATES Medford If Haifs Your Pride Use Herpieide .Mi:irom piiutMUT .Special .-eiit. TOUPEES Made to Order tit the MARINELLO Hair Shop Gai-nctt-Oorwy llldg. I i ... . . W T -JnOsBaHKf ' WMBW9. -ion Tom Ziindle n - t Imiee in tin luJfiffffffl wMn I fi "St.dcn pie" nt the Si.,, Smulnx Ji yk i S, iilltitn i)' I'IMI Hair's Your Pride Use Herpieide MIMII'Oltl) PIIlt.M.CY SiHs'iul .Kentft, nil .miir.itiH n .ion.iir titled. Dr. Rickert M iiioiil. Oic Eyesight Specialist Last Timo Don't Miss Seeing Dorothy Gish in the Quaint (IrilTith I'rotlut'lion etty o Greystone A romantic drama that Miits iiertVi'th the (lish pci'sonalitN - There is a heart interest to the story that holds yon to the end. Mable Normand Fatty Arbuckle "The Bright Lights" in the Novel Key stone with a New York Sotting. COM I NO TIIKIM HAItV IV THK hlCUPl.NT PAGE TOSIOUHOH' m:ssu: K.itiiisr.ii,n IV run LAST ACT iMEDFORD'S LEADING MOTION PICTURE THEATER i i .pOOOO0CKXOOa0OOOOOOOOOXXXXXXOOOOO0OOCKOOOOOOOO0XOOO0CKX)OOO 5 0' TODAY Paramount Picture 5c and 10c "i VI V K-y, b- VfcJl. WHERTHE 'rZ.cVitm miLM A ?i H7!Ta KL .-J '-v2nT ittm m.1 i m BVfi --lfijftB.!:wrCRown :o TODAY Paramount Picture 5c and 10c JKSSE L. LASKEY Presents in a'picturizatioa of her greatest stage success a Q a (5 Q Q o CHARLOTTE WALKER THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE VrxiK-J by Cwtl 1) iMIIo ud 1m4 uiwn Kttsone Walters yUy from John Fox Jr 's novel A thrilling and drnistir fetor? of the tovcrntutnt fiht agaluat iuooahtnrrs to the VlraloU mountains Kirst t a uov.l, It wuk read b thousands Hundreds of thousands s Miis A.lknr ta tha pU,. I1IUm. will sro tho Usky ,autoo KEYSTONE COMEDY TH E STOLEN The first ulctur coined) made lu Medford. I" local talent, featuring C K UAtKrf, LOW ZINOKI.' and a tliou.atid other lotl people l sliowu tomorrow. Come early tafteriUM), if iniul.i aud t)til atovJins To Star's fouilluUuu uiaki it the voolcSt iflvo In iuU Stoleit.nia will be the hit of the humid. Will The -r t o vV A