Medford mail tribune., July 12, 1916, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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MEDFOKD MAIL TFUBUNE, M.EDFORD, OftKC.ON;, WEDNESDAY, .FITLY 12, 191G
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TOCAL AND
I- PERSONAL
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On exhibition at the Comim-rclnl
Club nre )int' simur lieets from the
J. A. Terry much wfst of Mwlfonl.
TliMo looti, which wore plnnteil In
April, give proi'nlnu of a Israe stiRitr
ronton!, ncfcordlng to Secretary latlit
of the CotnmsrrlHl Ohili. 8ui?ar la
tlonosltod In the hoot, litrs.pl lliroiiali
tho tictlon dt tho mm on tho loaves.
Thoso aporlmena lmve top two feotj
nnd a halt 111 length and tho leuves
proiant aurfnoe of about ulKlit
incite to tho Hun.
T)o Voo rIvos trmlliiK nlnmiw with
nvorylhlnc; oxoejit groceries.
Mr. nnd Mrs. ftnitiitol Hoionhurg
of tho Honr Crook orchard nro ox
jinclod (o nrrivo from Kpattlp todity
In their or.
A hronkfniit you ran afford nnd ho
dollghtcd With. HiiRHoU'n Cnfo.
Additional namplos or MviHonl city
wntor woro ohtnlucd nt tho Intake
ycwtiirriny hy Wntor Supcrlntoudent
Olo ArnsplKur nnd forwarded to .tho
fllnto Hoard or Hnllh.
Got yo'iir ii) I tic, eronru, huttor, oerh
nnd litiltartiillit at Do Voo'b.
Mrs. J. I Hwldv, .Iwin Paul Noddy,
Allmoa itllonp and Dowtlioti Ituildy
arrlvod hut night from Tlkolinu,
Ore., whoro thoy aro spending tho
Hiimmor. Thoy will return thin nftor
noon. ' '
Typewrllor paper of all kinds nt
Mrdfrird Printing Co.
V. A. Grose, pni'lflc roust manager
or Hie Hporry HutohliiKon Company,
and' "W'llllum Marnilon, tho local
agont of' tho compnuy, motored to
(JrnnlH Pnss mid llOHohurg today.
Tho world's grentoRt compnnles.
Holmes, Tho ItiHurnnro Mnn.
Tom Vostnl of KiirIo l'olnt spent
yoRtorday oveulng In .Medford.
IrB. Krcd Henth or Kaglo Point
was In town yostordny afloruoon to
meet her daughter, Kriincls, who ro
turned from (irnud ItaphlH, Mich.
1'ofltagu sltiinpB at Do Voo's.
!MIhr Penrl Hall, who han been tho
Kiiost of her brother, Court Hall, for
tho liiiKt two weeks, loft thin morn
ing for Myrtle Crook, whoro who will
vlnlt hor mothor.
Try a King Spltx rlgnr nnd ort
cotirHgo homo Industry. tf
I'rotmlloti offlrty Charles City m
turnml this morning from tinlom
whoro ho had tnkou Joslo Oliver of
PhoenU to the Rtnte IndiiMtrlnl
Rthool. The Oliver girl wits com
uilttod to the school after sovornl
times dtsHpiicttriug from home, tho
last time being missing for a weok,
two weeks ago.
Dr. KlroligsMtier will bo nt Ilqtul
Nash uvury Wtiduootlny. Hours for
t'ousultittlon 10 to I.
U- W. Thompson or the Hurdlne
Creek district left this morning for
tt visit In (1 rants Pass.
l'or rout, 2-room furiilthod Iiouro.
C. A. DeVoo.
CmpIhIu A. .1. Viture sud l.ieuteu
ant Miner Cihm of Company 7 spent
oslerdn- ovuulug In Control Point,
where they nre lecrultlng members
for the wntpnuy. It Is the desire of
the captain to recruit h sqimd there,
so that the wey drill In Central
Point undue a iioiiciimtiilselniitMl of
ficer, without the necessity of roin
ing to the armory for drill tmeli
week.
ItlK Be. Mllkahnkesnt De Voo's.
Mr. nad Airs. . I,. Wade, who
Ulttl Ih Mod ford fur n tew rfaya
last July stopped In Medford Inst
night. They totve Uhom on n motor
trip or about ft uiottlUs. They are
now oh Utolr way to tMr home In
Mliineauoils, a Portland and He.
nttle, huUum tome up from Meno.
Men Dave Wood nbout that fire In
sunt use policy. Office Mall Tribune
Hldg.
Mrs C. K. Smith of Agate is shop
plug Ih MaUfor4 UHlay.
Hatha ISo. Hotel Holland.
0. A. TtutmimoH, who has Ueeu
connected with Hie Ma) Coiiipan for
tb) paat ear left toda) for Juneau.
Alaska, where he will be associated
ltb the tt it. ilebrends Company.
Uo operate tue of the largest de
partment stores tu AUush. His place
will b taken by A. V. llubu.
Dates sella Kord ears, ftOd doH
and SS a tuoutfc.
air. sud Mrs. A. L. Ferttuauu ltt
today out trip to the Urefuu eaves.
TU poutract for laaurfailug halt
a mile of road betweeu the eud of th4
paeHteut ud the piece of road re
on i raced lietweeu Medford and Jack
bouvtlle, has' mii let to Hchulls
Carletou. Tke work, which will
give a rwevnaced road the entire
dltan to the couuO seat will b
iiMplted aest weok
Vh) titvtx t JmV'
, llr? l.fo; t s tt o - t 3 liuHticn II
Xtdtero ysW4tU Itt'imeiii
lletterodl 10c sal at DeVoe's.
in. . f 8ba aud Kaihri U
ait of Yreka, drove to Metlfoi,! in
tUe doctor's car, arrtvlug this itiui
lug. Smoke a King Spiti cigar, r.c
1'l,) aie home made tf
l .III. Ill I'.ltl! 1 -OH il If - l.il.l . I
l I III IV . I l V I ' I ' Mil 11.11
T. 0. Ilrndluy, power Huporlnlon
dont of tho CnlHornln-Orogon Power
Company li In Madford for it fow days
liiRpocilng tho jiower plnn of this
division. Mr. Hrndlcy Is known
among employe or the company an
"T. U. Ilrad loy, tho hardy mountain
eer from Copco."
AVo make n spoolalty of ploulo
lunchos. llunsol's Cnfolorln.
Mrs. A. r. Stennelt nnd itnughtpr,
Mary Kllznhi'th, have returned homo
from Myrtle Crook, whole thoy Hpont
toil days visiting friends.
This Is the opportune time to lull
into tho hall plnyer, tho thing hp Is
nlwuyg working for, In home
Hotter-
Hold Oroccry. Phono 210. 00
Married Mr. and Mrs. A. Sthoon
horgur have announced the marriage
of, their dRtighter, Kll.aliflth Mar
garet to Mr. Kdsuu Corlles Jeromo at
San Jose Monday, July 10. The young
liooplo will he nt home 'in Medford
nfter Hqptcinbor flmt.
Ilullermllk 3c qunrt nt DoVoo's.
Mrs. I' I). Nothorlaud Is able to he
out again, nftor being confined to her
home with n spell or sickness the past
five wookh.
During Ashland Chnulntiiiun Intor
urban enrs leave Hotel Medford dally
except Saturday nnd Sunday at 7 p.
in. Return after program nt night.
Round trip .'IK cents. Tho Dig Cray
CnrH.
Mine Annabel OUou Is visiting In
Ungli! Point with fi lends this week.
.Misses draco and Myrtle Purkey-
plle aro ramping at Ashlnud and at
tending chautauqua Ibis week.
WoHlon Camera Hhop for first-class
kodak finishing and kodak suppllo.
Medford Camp No. 00, Woodmon of
tho World, will Install oflters Wed
nosday night, July 12th. Refresh
ments will ho served.
Tnko thoHO, looso nulo wheels to
Hillings Carriage and Auto Works
and have tliom mndo like now, at a
Hinall expoiiHO.
Medford Transfer Co. Phono 05. 05
Tho W. C. T. V. Union of Med-
ford will have charge of tho program
at Chnutniuiua Monday morning. All
memhern aro reiiimtod to attend.
.Joe WIImiii or Talent with his
mothor and sister left this morning
for a camping tilp on Mil t to crook.
C. II. Carter, of Ashlnud, Is In
led-
ford today on business. ,
'Miss Nannie Kelly and Miss l.qulRo'
Irwin, both of Dewltt, lown, aro
Itlug Miss Kelly's aunt, Mrs. I
vls
. J.
Aiming near Phoenix.
15. J. Ilrowuq nj Weed Is spending
tho day In Medford on huslnoes.
Jack Ausorals who Is camping for
the summer on ICIk crook, Is In town
today gutting supplies.
Mrs. W. I. llollowity la shoppli In
Mmlford today.
W. C. Ashe of Trull Is trausai Hug
business In Metlford today.
I.. N. Sweet ami IS. IS. Simmons of
lleagle are spending tho day In Med
ford. John WestorgHnrd, former propilo-
tor of the Midway Cigar storo, lias
gone to Kan Krauclsco.
Irvlu Ilabh or Central Point Is In
town on business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ilalley and
famll) of Redding were the guests to
iIh) of William V. lasses. They are
on the way to Portland ami the Co
lumbia hlghwa) In tholr car. In a
week they will return ami visit Crater
lake, deciding to do so after hearing
of the beauties of the resort from Mr.
laaacs Prom Crater lake the part)
will make the trip lo Crescent City.
C. I). Knauth or Central Point Is
slopping in Medford ttulu) after ha
lag spent a few da) a In Ashland.
tit. 0. Jennings of UiiHcnm ia spend
ing the day in Medford.
Andrew Jelduess Is down for a few
days fimn (he lilue I, edge. Mr. J old-
mmm made what is considered a rich
strike a few Us)s ago.
Ceorge K. Neuber and K. W. Au
deraon of Copper, Cal., ate spending
a few da)s lu town.
U. K l.)dlard of Rogue River U
spetidliis the da) In Medford.
Mr. aud Mrs. T. C. Ilerrlek of Ash
laud were Medford visitors last uight
They returned to Ashleud at tlirei'
o'clock this itiorulitg aud left ou an
extended motor trip through Wash
lugton. Idaho aud Oregon.
Paul Mi Donald will leave tomor
row morulug for Central Polut wbeie
he will take oxer the utauagviiietit
or the Kalier-t'Donald store for the
following week
Frank Miller of Ceutrsl Polut U
an out of town isltor toda.
J. II. Coi'4iruu returned this morn
ing from a three week's buetueas trip
tp New York.
I. O. O. P. .NOTICK
litaUlluiiuu of officers Kogue Itlvei
ICucautpuieitt tonlgUt Come
Why Suts.f. Uti igors
U'neu Im Uuudas are only 10
i-ii..i. - u. at i iui
A good)blow-oul boot
is the best insurance
against delay in case
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IIAIriMORi:, Julv 12 The North
German hlo)d has received from per
sons In all parts or the touuti'y, oHcm
running as high as f.'iO.QOO for tho
privilege of taking passage ou the
submarine ou her return trip.
Tho unloading of the Deutschlnnd
may be completed tonight.
Tho fact that tlio tug Thomas K.
Tlmmous wont Into drydock today for
repairs, gave lino to rumors that she
was getting ready to return to tho
Virginia capes, tu convoy Into tho
Chesepenko, as she did the DouUcli
lnud, the submarine Dromon, which
is reported on hor uny. If tho local
ngonts have any knowledge of tho
date the Dromon Is expectod, they
arc keeping tho secret closely guard
oil. It was thought on tho other hand,
that tho tug's first duty wduld he to
escort the Detitscrland hack to tho
enpes. II was Intimated today at the
North (lormau Mo)d office that the
DmilgchlHuil might drop anchor sov
ornl da)s at Norfolk and wall for the
most favorable opportunity to slip hy
enemy cruisers which may ho wait
ing for hor.
SEWER SUIT TAKEN
TO HIGHEST COURT
SAf,i:.l, Ore., July Hi-r-ln (ho case
of W. K. Phlpps and others against
tho city of Medford, appellant, In
volving tho payment of sewer assess
ments, tho Oregon supremo court to
day denied a petition for a rehearing.
RESISTANCE IS STRENGTHENED
(Contlnuod from pngo onei
gross near Kvlduikl, while to the
southeast another force Is advancing
ou Kovel.
I'lt'licll lt('MlI
PARKS, July IS. Tho Cermans
delivered two attacks last night on
a French position In tho neighbor
hood or Disk! Man's Hill on the Ver
dun ftout. The wnr office ituuouucq
niont or today says that both those
assaults failed, breaking down undor
Preuph flro. (Cast of the Mouse tho
French retook jmrt of the ground won
)eaterduy by the (lormane.
lu the o)eratlnns oast of the Men so
(ho Kreneh took eighty prisoners, of
hom one Is an officer. There woro
no deolopmeuta last night ou the
Somino front.
i The Kiouch coudurlud successful
raids lu the Champagne and lu Lor
raine. C. 8. Kweut, assistant secretary of
thu deiMtrtmout of comineroo, with
heaihiuartera lu Washington, I). C,
arrived Tuesday afternoon, aud loft
Wednesday with V. S. Madden for a
tour or Inspection lo the ICIk creek
hatchery. He Is accompanied by his
daughter. In Metlford he met I).
tWiiju of Shuttle. tKiast superlnlenUont
nf the It. i. bareau of hatcheries. It
was planned by Mr. Seel to visit
Crater lithe but his Itinerary would
uot iwruilt II, haviug to leave tor the
north oh, the afternoon train. Mr.
Bweet is a rs4del of Uraud lisp
Ids, M Uti , aud lu general charge of
the Pulled Slates bureau of hatch
eries. Har Hmu arrived fioui Poll land
Tuesday at teruoou aud 111 spend two
mouths with his brother. Al llageu
It II. Piatt who has beeit dillllng,
u uiimiMT nt artesian weiis at liicu
ads, ('al , Ix in town totlii) piiuhUhluK I
SUpplll h foi In outfit '
ASK FOR and GKT
HORL1CK2S
THE ORIGINAL
'.MALTED MILK
Chsap substitutes cost YOU sjtms prleo.
OFFER
:;5Q.ooo
CROSS
OCEAN
IN
SUBMARINE
A Little Car for Sale
One-Cylinder Reo, in A-l
condition. Just overhauled;
worn pans renewed. s snap
il taken this week. $50 cas
See
A. E. POWELL
Pressman Mail Tribune
SENATE
LEADERS
PLAN
SPEED-UP
FOR ADJOURNMENT
WASI1INCTON. July 12. Demo
eratlc and Ropubllcan sonnto leaders
conferred todnv upon nicthodH to
speod tho work of congress with n
view to an early adjournment for
the polltlrnl campaign. Democrats
agreed yostordny on a legislative pro
gram and decided to hold the senate
In sosslon nliy) hours dally, until it
Is completed.
Tho nttitudp of Republicans Indi
cated that thoy, too, aro anxious to
get it way. Tlioie Is less and loss evlr
donco that thoy will rosorl to it fili
buster ou tho shipping and royenuo
hills, although both will bo fought
vigorously. Democrats hope none of
tho administration's big inoasuros
will meet dilatory tactics.
Imporutlvo legislation ou tho Dem
ocratic program Is given as tho army
nnd navy appropriation hills, tho
child labor and corrupt practice
mensuruH and tho tovouuo bill.
PUTS BLAME ON BOYD
(Contlnuod from pngo ono)
ment againut the right Hank of Hie
eni'iny, ami another xtpiiulron ou tho
lei I. The movements eie iniiilo
pioniillv ami with ureeisiiui, foreiug
the enemy to lice, ahiiuiUiuing their
dead, their Iuh-ck and uriim. The
enemy tlenil were twelve and wo ciip
tnri'tl tweiily-tuo nriHonere."
The nil in it gie tlio iiameH of
thirty Me.vieaiiK killed, of nlioin
eleven were ol'lieeiK, iuil lort.v-threo
woumled, of whom nine woro offi
cers. ,, t
WAR ON STEEL TRUST
(Contlnupd from Pngo Ono.)
of the Mexican siluiilion, hut the nu
vul iiiilitia i I'lvmliihle, ami, il i- -niil,
iniglit he t'olU'il to the iron rnne In
uNliililiali mililnrv law.
The I'ollowug in u veihutuni cop
of tin eirenllir:
"Dechinitlon nif Win"
"Fellow winker; and lriciid-:
"War Iiiik been dcclaicd uguitiMt
(lie steel I ill'-1 mid the independent
mining: eoiupnuiue ! .vliiiui"otu In
the IihIiikIiihI Workein of the Win Id.
"The iitm miuern are muMeiiiig.
Twenty thounuud have left the nunc
Mini iiU.
"Mo iv than 70U0 littve aliead
been xworu in.
"The uteam xhoveU ttie idle. The
drilU nre xilcot,
"The niinern aie ou -I like in the
fo)low,lSiig euinie: ll.ililiing, If Mill .
Chii-holm, 20011; Viivuuu, J.'illO.
ltlllll, I 100; Kyelflh, 1(100; (iilhelt,
IMI0; Hiwtthik, (Kilt; Aui.ua. !HHI.
Kinney, S00, and other mall lamp-.
"The demand uiv $2.7.') u il.iv lm
top men. For niiner, dr pltiee-. I,
for miners, wet iiIhir sr.l.."ili, the
eight -hour day, nholithui u i-imt int-l
labor, hi -mi nit lily Niydu.; to be
paid ut oiiec when tliMfliarged m lca -iug
work.
Hiiitiiilou Kiiiplojinent
"Il i- the' iron minor vvlm .in
Last Time Today
J. Warren Kerrigan
IN
The Gay Lord
Waring
TO.MOItltOW .Mlt I'ICM'llltll
IN I'UMIt M'lTM' I'IM'I'IW
Star Theatre
W III. 1(1 TIM. ( ItOWOh tat.
i making tlitp duiniunl; mcii ylio ne
uoiiij; iiuru, iU?.uri)ous wiric;, uioy
talio tlieir ivei into thq!r bunds ev
ery time tliuy go down iifo tho iiiinuH
or plK They nre tlio mini wli pro
duce." -,
"Without tlit'NO men cixilizution
vould not cxit.
"Tin-si' bnro-linutlcri iiou iiunei,
tlriveii to ilewjieratioii, lute declared
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New Post Toaskies
BEGINNING TODAY
MID-WEEK SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Vivian Martin
and
Harry Milliard
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Ninety-Seventh Half Yearly Report of
The German Savings and Loan Society
SAVIMiS ' I Till: (iKIlMA.N H.Kl COJIiMliltCIAI,
526 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,' CALIFORNIA
ASSETS-
United Btatos,
lug ou liooks
Total
UABIUTIBS-
Ue Depositors.. -.
Capital Stock aitually '' m
Raaerve and ConUfl r i-i"
iinluslriiil win ajqiinsl tlijl United
S6(t.Slt!lfirponjlVoii. The uutn
lor of liiuilfl nro. fujfiting with tlieir
mwiiiI wenpmia jjiuimcn, ileteetives,
iHinrlw anil Hie pre?.
"U'm inn miili.l1 luil iiiiiat liuve
help,
mi-c
TIiik in vimr fighl. You inu-l
iiioii' for rood, elotliimr. liel-,
er .nul oigiinizution work Send nil,
I nnd- In William I). Iliiuvnoil. room
Bring' . vSmiles
New Post Toasties wore pcr
'wv( It) ovcrcoiiio tlio dolVcts of
old-stylo corn flakes. And tlio
'huai'ty welcome they have re
ceived is ample proof that their
' superiority is recognized.
Now Post Toasties have a self
de.veloped, inner-flfivoi' the rifh
flavor of choice Indian corn. Try
a, handful dry they're mighty
giiod that way, and the test will
prove that, unlike common
flakes, they do not depend on
cream and sugar for tlieir pal
atahility. Now Post Toasties do not.
"chaff" in the package, and they
don't mush down in cream like
common "corn flakes." The
New Post Toasties tire identified
hy tiny lmhhles on each flake
produced hy the (piick, intense
lieat of the new process of man
ufacture, which also develops
their wonderful new flavor.
Have your grocer send a pack
age for tomorrow's breakfast.
odern
ff
MEDFORD'S LEADING
Motion Picturo Theater
JUNE 30, 1916
HUte. MuuUlal aud otiitr bunds (ittHr-
kM value l)t,37U.5ou.u0,) staudlng on books at
ltMtus ou Kaal Itsinte, secured by first mortgage
1hh mid Uouds and Stocks
Man, llutldlug and Lots, mun aud brauck of tsa (valuo
$V.U00). standing on oapks t
Qlhar tteal listale (valuo 1&.00), aidlHf ou ....
books at
klloss' I'enaion INnd (u faI,TI.U) BMitd-
at M .
--
Mil?, 10 1 Wont fiinTiliujlon alreol,
Chinit;o.v k. '
"(Seal.) Wniinni 1). Ilu.vwooil,
ueiientl seeieUirj'-tioiiKUier."
Tile got-tog-ejluu nmotiiujr tif nmge
citv ami town oJrU'inU nipt mine su-'V
peiintendent ami uilnew, slated lor
Virginia liit night, fell through.
Miner - , nnd opernloi tailed to nrmo
.it the inefluur.
aaauaaxs
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Visuli'ation
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Pathe News
Prices Matinee 10c
Adults 15c,(Chililren 5c
s miiiwiMiii in w ii ii ii limn lunjij
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of tire trouble. We
have all sizes.
C. E. GATES
Total
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