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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1916)
kij i ' ! B lM tM W'W tl M m M PAGE TWO TOCAL AND -J PERSONAL After havttiK ltnilel tlio round up At Aahlnml, Mr. mid Mm. M. I). Smith, MlM Ilvriilce Hamilton ami Wr. and Mw. If. A. Adam pawed throng Mmlferd this morning en route to their home at Myrtlo Creek. Do Voe Rim trading stampc with ovorrthlim oxcjt Rrooorlei. Itoiwall Cof Mm. who hM town vlrtl Ihk lil parent!, Mr and Mm. 15. V. Coffin for III pant two "w-eeki, lift yuKra&r rrr cjiicago. A brfekfMt yon can afford and ha dollgfiUd with. HiiBMira Cafe. After AcVlliff hem In thatr cars iliiW the third of Jnn, a party of tottrlMl from Auatln, Tesrai, apont th iflornlnn lookln Medford over. Th&y travallod In throe cara carryln oamplnn outfit and a colored rhef. The worat roada on the eiitlro trip, thoy Mid. wr In Ilia vlotnlty of IlnMtnulr. l'ront hero the party will continue to Portland and homo by wny of the Yollowatono. The tnam hora of tho lrty wore, K. C. Mlllor nhd family, Will Morley, Mlaa Ada McClollnn. (lot your milk, crontn, huttor, oggH nnd liuttormllk at De Voo'b. Nelson llnll of Klamath I"hlla nnont last niKht In Medford. Typowrltor pnpor of all kinds nt Medford I'rlntlnK Co. 'iff- II). 11. Cronomlller of Jaokaonvlllo in town yaauiruny uvuiinn. irfi. .....lil'a itrnBfiit rnmrManlM. licflinna, The Inauraiico Man. ,$. I.. Cantor loft today for. hla hcHao In Wed. Pottage itrunj at Do Voo't. Oourge Tucker of Itoatiliurg la anoiiaiiiK a few daya with Medford rriendi. Try a King Spit cigar nnd on coiirngo homo Induatry. tf Mra. I). W. Ixmguero of lllue Iglnnd, III., apont yuatordny In Med ford. . Dr. KIraligojwner will ho nt Holol Nnah ovory Wodnoadny. Hours for oonBiiltntlon 10 to 3. Thoro will ho u mautliiK of ill rmitorp nt the Coinmoraliil Clult July IK, to conaldor thing In gtuinrnl nt 7:80 o'olock. Kor lont, 2-room Mrnlhod houso. . Q. A. DeVoe. 4dodford will play flrnnta I'aaa nt thp latter ally tomorrow, llntterlcm will ho 1'rultt nnd I'oroe for Medford nnd Cornnll and ltakur for Omnia I'nwu ' IIlK Be Mllkshnkoa nt Do Voe'n. "Chick" Maker, who enmo to Mod. fflnj to w46" during the Wand-Mad-ford aerlea, left laat night for I'ort laiiil. Btio Dave Wood ahout that fire in DMranta policy. Office Mall Trlhune Hid. lie a Kanaan again; no to the an imal meetlHg In Aahland. July 13 and giro a remlHlaoetiee If yen can and kaar fltbere. Aim good program In (liulRiqM building by Kanaana. fr at 10 a. m. and the "big feed" at neon. Have our basket running oror with gaod thlnga. Hatha SSo. Hotel Holland. A. I. ItoMHbauttt la entertaining a party of Southern Pacific official, who nrrlvad tklg morning. The mem bers f t utfty are: 8. (' Chile, tltatrlet freight and uaaaenger agent fiM llutf. f- Y.. C. K. HhaHkllu of the pMWHger department from UaUlwura. Mil., Albert II. ind 1 raveling freight ami paaaongar gt from lktatuu and A. C. Parker. TgNMMMUgar agent from Xew York. dates teiU Peril earn, $100 down ami lit a woath. ' Mrs. John C. Carklu arrival In Madterd tbla morning after a ten day rtalt with Salem frlemls. Whipping cream at lyeVofs. Members of tb Tth company will Uewtt a apcUl patriotic service at the First Presbyterian church at II a. . tomorraw. Uuttoratlk 1o g. t "Voe's. swvauty fl meiubers of the SUtb eowpany W. C. A C. from Ktort Wr 4hh, passed through Bedford on Ne IB tkis morning, bound for the bor der. Smoke a King SplU cigar, 6r. Tkey are home-mod. ' A number of member of the 7th company will spend tomorrow after noon ou tb rifle rang. We make a sneeuUy f lln btMbe. Uuasol'a Oaleterla. Ariknr M. Uoary left mat night for rortmad. H Vo buys beer Uottlee. W. A. Cblidsrs of Talent 1 In town for the 4. llutterwllk tc nuart at DeVo'. r. R. and Ira Williams are in from Ctrl Point shopping today. fh 1th of Jui and ibe llouud-up tro rr and the real plate of amuee mnt. after ail. la the pavilion dene gjt Oold Hilt Baiurday evening Hn I K Osburn entertained tb member of the Met bod let Bplscipal chnrcb with a foreign mlsstou lawn social At her bow on South Oak dale last night ,, Weston Camera Shop tor firt-laas kodak finishing anB kodak suppll.' Qrble Xutwlrk aient yeeterda) nfioriMDU 1 Midford. Thf military oxamlnliiK board of tho Southern Oregon district con Hlstlng of Llcutonnnt Koss nnd second Llcutonatit Duotit Inst night held ex aminations at the nrmory. Seven men from Mrdford arid one from Ash land jirosonted themsolves. Of those Orlfflth Cowglll pnseod the oxamlnn Hon for first class gunnor and Arthur IC. nnd Carroll Powell passed Hint or socond class gunuor. Now that tho w oath or is netting hot, and the wator supply low, why should the city muscle dogs nnd not tho knockers Sounds reasonable, doosn't It? Iluttorfleld Crocory, Phone 1. 9J C. K Stearns of Ilond and Hobhlo Allen of Portland are spending a fow days In Medford. Alien Is n woll known light-weight boxer of the Rose City. Mmlford Transfer Co. Phono 9B. 95 O. II. Ilrlmhall, president or Hrlg liatn Young University nt Provo, Utah, and J. M. Cumuilttgs of Snlt Lakllo nro spending the day In Med ford. They arrlvod In their car from Portland, having come up tho other side of tho mountains from Salt Lake. They aro now hound for San Fran cisco. During Ashland Chautauqua Inter, urban cars lcmyo Hotel Medford dally oxcept Saturday nnd Sunday nt 7 p. in. Iteturn after program nt night. Hound trip SO cents. Tho Dig Cray Cnrs. 11. W. Crnlg and Krnnk Amy nro spending n few days fishing near Prospect. J. II. Agar of Portland Is In town on business. O. C. Pandloton of Tnhlu Hook Is In Medford today. W. U. Miller of Central Point Is shopping In t6wn this afternoon. tioorgo Mansflold and family of Prospect are spending the day In Medford. I. A. Marrlman of Contral Point Is In Medford today. Itoyal Holilt la In town from Contral Point. According to a report of tho mar ket master, over a ton of ohorrlos aro sold nt tho public mnrkot each dny. ' d. O. Hnmorsley will lonvo tonight for Klnnmth Palls, after apondiug n few days In Medford nnd Ashland. Karl Reynolds took n load of sup plies to onmpors at Milk Creok this afternoon. J. Moore of Ashland Is In town on legal hmdnusK today. I). C. Lewis of Illg Sticky Is In (own today. , Wellborn Ileoson of Talent la lu town on business. J. O. Ithodes of Central Point Is spending tho day In Medford. I. If. McDonald or tho Itoguo Hlk Itesort Is In town over tho week end. A. Throckmorton of Uuoli Is spend lug the day In Medford. Mrs. I). Y. Clark left this morning for a visit lo Koddlng. Mrs. Vance llostwiek met hor brother, Kred Saner, and his bride ou No. IS this morning. Mr. Sauer, who lltee In St. Paul, Is ou his way to lstt it brother residing at Monta gue. A number or people or Mmlford at tended the opening of the Ashland Chautauqua lust night. The program waa put on by a chorus or over lo voices Including the Medford Choral Soelety. The rhautH(Un building was crowded for the event. Miss Vivian Washburn and Miss Olh Tho rue of Xamt. Cal., who are tb guests or O. II. Johnson of Ash land, are spending the day In Med ford. Airs. Oeerge Kolff left today for her home in Spokane after a few deja spent with Medford ud Ashland friends. It. (1 )IQhoM or ICagle Point Is lu town ou bust Hess. Frederick Pelouse drove In from ICagle Point this afternoon. Uarl Obeuchaln of Central Poiut I spending the day In Medford. The C'omerclal Club building haa assumed the appearance of a circus Midway bclug placarded top and side sitb Blue hedge banners. Hr. and Mrs. O. U. Sutton and Mr and Mrs' 11. U. Halwlg are members of a motor party bound from Seattle to San Diego, who are spending a few da ye In Medford. Miss Paullue Johnson will spend next week lu Ashland. Mr Kruest Webb will leave In a fow day for Kothester. X. Y , where she will visit her parents. .Mr. and Mrs K. II. Hart and John Hart are visiting Medford friends. They are en route In their ear trow Sacramento to Seattle. The work of resurfacing the Jack sonville road was compiled at noon today J. It. O'Brien of the Applegat val ley b) lu Medford on hulnas. Jtart Price returned this morning from Klk Creok where he haa been working at the Rogue Klk Hoaort. HOCK lciLAKU Itl July S. Tim Moihrn Womlmwi of Ainome will imv the death cdaime of meinberv eho may loee Ikeir lne in tii military or nutal M)ue or the I'liited KUtex. iu the eiit f war with vteUo. Tin WM ib'iWeJ at e nuwtMff of tke t-x-nsiiiui- council of Um order here tt-rda). I MEDFORD MAIL TIITBFNE, BAND 10 REST AFTER STRENUOUS OF W After a strenuous week's playing the members of the Medford hand will rest for a week. The fourteenth concert of the Hl season, hold by the band at the city park on Friday evening wn a success. It wns, at rirst, thought the division or tho crowd for the Hallway meeting nt the N'atatorlum and the park concert would he anything but successful, hut the large attendance at both en tertainments, waa evidently the roault of the proceeding spectacular street parade. The program given by tho hand on Friday evening was tho most varied and best rendered or the sea son, four or tho selections plned would ho glvou apace In any band's program. Rossini's overturo to "Tan ered," and the nrrnngomont or "operas" wore oxcollently ronderod. and tho soldier's song "Till the Doys Conic Home," brought a plousant sur prise when tho musicians discarded Instruments and gave the chorus vo cally. "Loves Old Sweet Song" ns n cor net solo by the baudmastod was probably ono or tho most nppreclnted numhors or tho concert. Tho Inst march, ono or Mr. Itov. land's own compositions, wns given groat utton Hon and tho outburst or applauso nt the conclusion was a plain demand by tho nudlonco ror a repltltlon. The iimroh will mm pore ravorubly with tho average. Thero aro sovoral In trlolto pnsssKOS for the ImBB selec tion. Tho thomo Is especially pretty at tho last whero the reeds and coun ter Instruments hnva n variation. Next week's concert will he given on Friday evening at tho park. LAST AEROPLANE COI.r.MMl S. N- M,.1lv 8 In re Mmnxi' to it request lv (lenenil Per shing Tor nnollier biplane to replace llie punitive expedition' only uvnil alile miiehiiie, wlneli wns put out of Hclmu ycHleiduy, Lieutenant Iru Wa ll yr piloted another item Columbus thin iHoining to the Im.e camp, junk ing the trip in two hou, neeording lo a radio montage rwetved here liv the military aiithoiitiee. The main trouble with nernplaiioK iu thi high region i the w at ping of the prewllitr ami wimmU'W frame by nun iiHij dry nil', The neni euriM here, however, i vxHiimeiiluitr with u newlv de-ivrned piiipcllcr winch the inventor claim-. will withstand the climate. I he acci dent e-lcld.iv Wit t-iiiiM'd h the Nplnitcrin. nt the pnpclr. REACHES WILSON x SllI(ITO, Jnlv ! Word of (ieneral Carraniu s deiUtou as to the form of diplomatic negotiations for the settlement of border difficulties should take, was received today nt the state department. It Is thought probable that the de facte government will authorise Kliseo Arredonde, ambassador-designate here, to talk matters over in foimall) with Acting Secreatr) Polk OfflelaU exct that the Cnrrunsa government will agalu offer the bor- T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR HUK Fine fruit land, im proved, near Central Point Ad dreM F A. Paluter, liiT K itith street, Portland, Ore. 91 FOR KXCIIAXIHC Ji.i'iO Clear modrn bungalow lu WalUmette Valley towu. fg.attu. Udo-aoie rauek Southern Catltorula; on coast. Itt.eoo. Flu Sl-were dairy ranch north J 16.000 330-aere wheat ranch Ooldeodale, Wn JU.SO0. tkO-acre iwnsh Franklin County. Wa IJ.&OO. 300-aere ranch near San Diego. Cal JXJ.r.oo 40-acre alfalfa ranch. Kern t'ounlv, Cal. Cbirk Itmllv Co. MM IMill'l'- Dldg. Wei lave Spring Clips to ill any car C E. GATES WEEK RK PERSUING LOSES CARRANZAS REPLY MEDFORD, OREOON, der cantonment plan which first wns presented at the Kl Paso corfference between Major General Scott nnd the iHIIBMW ! I lllllllll llllllllll lllllll iMIlO Hill Mill IIIIJhWMSSJWllllaiJUIIWMBlflMSSSSMSMJMMtJtSMlJMUMIMJUMSMIIIMMSIIO Three Million Auto Tires made STUDY tlio Price-List publicly printed l)elow. Compare with the List-Prices of other Tires wade in LESSER Volume. Observe thnt competing Prices are higher in almost the exact proportion that VOLUME of production is mnaller. This, when Quality approaches tho Goodrich Standard. Cut our 1915 Tire Output (of 3,000,000 Auto nnd Truck Tires) to One-third, nnd it would atill far exceed the Average of all Competing Makes or Brands. But, that huge reduction in Volume MIGHT result in every. Tire we inado costing you Ono-Unrd MORE thnn present pneos. They would not, and could not, be BETTER 1iirlini.rnar. tn TJh. jinil Iiiiilmf-vunrti in Vim ...... ..... , .......,,..,,... . ....... BecauBO.Lioourjch Tires are not made tip to a price," nor down to 'a price." WE, first of all, make tho BEST Fabric Tiros that our 47-year Expcri-' once in Rubber-Working, our huge Purchasing-Power, and tho most Advnnced Equipment, random possible. Tlipiikwe let Cont fall whoro it will. To that Cost we add a moderate, and fair, Profit for Ouraelvos nnd for our Dealers. Then wo let VOLUME rise, as it will. The more Tires wo Make, the LESS each Tiro COSTS iw to produce, and tho loss it costs YOU to buy them. . , The more Tires we Sell, tho legs profit, per Tiro, WE NEED, for dividends. I The more Tiros wo make, tho better we KNOW HOW to make them, the moro we ilave at Stake on Quality, and Satisfaction to Consumers. Aild, -beenugo of all this, ' -Tho BEST Fabric Tires that Skill, Experience, Good-Fnith, and Maximum Volume, can build. nro now available to YOU at tlio VEIiV MODERATE Fair-List PriceB here quoted. Why pay more for ANY Fabric Tiro ? THE B. F. GOODRICH CO., Akron, 0 Goodrich "Fair-List,? Prices : NOTICR, -Thoso Tires are as perfect as Fabric Tiros can be mode. Hut. should any dissatisfaction whatever anv, with any Goodrich Tire, Its Owner is Invited, and REQUESTED, to take the matter up promptly with us, the Makers. He will Ami that l'nir, Square, and LIIUCRAL treatment will always be extended, on all proper adjustments. THE U. F. GOODRICH CO.. 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Phone Oregon Gas eral Pershing's men from Mexico wos stipulated by General Obregon ns a condition. i B vear 1915 Tiros, at this necessarily . f $22.40 $31.20 $31.60 (Safety Treads) $37.35 XlRES It mure Flexible thei Lcathcrl It UASIHK on your I'eetl . on your ne.t pair of Shoes. & Electric Co. AMUSEMENTS "TIME THE THRILLING SPECTACLE THE ABSORBING DRAMA Another Big Keystone the VILLAGE BLACKSMITH A sntlrc on hero woHiln, Intro ducing more latiRh-provohinK stunts thnn ou have seen In a long time. TOMORROW .Alclii) Wonder Phi J. "Tlll-J SXOWItlltD." MiiIkI Tuliafi-in). PAGE MEDFORD'S Leading Motion Picture Theater Children Like ice Cream Win not ;lve It to them? It has beMl piovsn bv xprt thnt Vilot Ico Croam kIti's the Bratest oner) , and builds tlio flnost tbsurs vtth the loast waste. It It bus inoro food alue and will build moro strength than most of the food we are row entiK. Could you Klve tb children any thing bettor? It's a pure, wholesome. Itssuo Inilld liiK food. Lot the Kiddles ha plout ol it Let It act as their desert durlnx the hot summer months. THE DAIRY Phono IKt T-A-X-I PHONE 300 First half mile from stand, I pas songer 15c, two paasenuers 25c. AVIthla any limits, outside bait nillo zone, 1 or 2 passeimers, 25c, 3 paaMiigara, tOo, 4 paasenKera, 50o. Country rates, 15c mile. Special ratos along pavod highway. VAN It. PIHIlSO. PItOP. Stiiml nt ItrounV. RandMcNally&Co. CHICAGO PRINTERS OF BOOKLETS CATALOGS HOUSE MAGAilNUs COMMERCIAL ART WORK COLOR DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING FIXED FINANCIALLY AND MECHANICALLY FOR PROMPT HANDLING of LARGEEDITIONS E FLYING TORPEDO WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Main Street, Medford The Only Kxclusiro Commercial Photographers iu Southern Oregon Negatives Made any tuno or place by appointment. Phone 147-J Wo 11 do the rout K. D. WESTON, Prop, P -M