Medford mail tribune., August 12, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

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MEDFORD MATT j TTJTBTJXE, MEDFORD. OREOOV. SATURDAY, ATTiUST 12. 1016
LOCAL AND
' PERSONAL
J. B. Hnl)lm and A. U Weidand
of Klamath Fulls are upending the
week end In Medford.
J. T. I.ovo of Central Point, was a
Medford visitor Saturday.
IF. 11. Goodhue of Central Point wan
a Medford visitor Saturday.
The world'B greatest companies
Holmes. The Insurance Man.
Will Holurook of Eauln Point spent
yesterday afternoon la Medford.
De Voe will move to tho corner of
Main and Oakdalo . about August
JO..
'Mrs. John Graham of EiikIo Point
was lirouKht to Sacred Heart hospital
Friday afternoon. '
Get your bakery goods at Do
Voe's.
Jfecent purchase of Iodno cars
In Medford are: Walter llailcy, N.
O. Wilson, F. Hosm and C. Peterson.
Medford boosters smoke the Med
ford and Mt. Pitt clnar. '
Mrs. fl. It. Hates of Myrtle creek
Is In Medford for a few dayt on busi
ness. Buttermilk 3c quart at De Voe's.
Mrs. J. L. Owens of Rranta Pas
spent Friday visiting friends and
relatives In Medford.
Why smoke bit cigars, when .I.a
(iondas are only 10c.
William Hunter of firnnts Pass
transacted business In Medford Fri
day afternoon.
Auto ; wheels repaired; flrBt class
' Job Rtinranteed. Prices reasonable.
' Mit'clioll's Itepalr Shop, opposite pub
lic market.
V. k': I'ssher of Ashland was In
' Medford on business Friday after
noon. Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
Mrs. S. S. Smith, who has been the
guest of her dnughter, Mrs. Beau
mont DeLosh at Aberdeen, Wash.,
for tho past fivo weeks, will return
to Medford Sunday morning.
Something new, brick Ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keeps two hours.
Tako one with you. The Shasta.
II. A. Garrison owner of the Med
ford Cement, Brick and Block works,
Is shipping another car of brick to
Yrcka, Cal., today. -,
Bust Ice-cream at He Voe's, , ;
Carl James returned to IiIr home
In Roscburg this morning, 'after
spending a couple of days In Med
ford with friends. ' '
Cray's pluce, cold, drinks, fruits.
M. I). Wagner, proprietor of the
Star Meat Market, Medford, hns re
ceived the news that two brothers
and a brother-in-law have fallen In
batllo on the Sonimo and In Gallcla.
Smoko a King Splti cigar, 5o.
They aro home-made. tf'
fl'wo thousand six hundred and
tlilrty-nlne vehicles passed over the
Siskiyou grade during the month of
Juno, according to tho report of State
Highway Engineer John I,. Lewis.
Two hundred and forty-five was the
largest number passing over In one
day.
De Voo buys beer bottles.
G. 1). Cronetniller, electrical engin
eer In charge of the work at the
Heaver Portland Content Plant, at
Gold Hill, is In Medford today on
business.
Bailey and Inllk fed pork, good
veal, spring. Clilrkcii, spring duck,
cabbage, . cauliflower, berries and
apples for eating and rooking. Also
butter. Booth 17, Public Market,
Saturday.
Mrs. Scott Woolf and Mrs. Frank
' 'l'ool left Saturday morning for Chico,
" Cal., where they were called by the
serious Illness of Mrs. Woolf's father.
S. D. I.lnclcrninn.
Get your labels early. Don't wait
until tho last minute. The Medford
Printing Co. Is tho place to get
thuui.
The Rogue Uivcr Canal Company
today sent IS tennis to Four Mile
lake to work on the cannl connecting
Four Mile and Fisli lakes. The com
pany Is hampered In lis work by the
Inability to get men. Tliey have only
4 0 men on tho Job and want loo
more. Fruit picking and packing
has taken most of the available
laborers. I
Baths 2T.C. Hotel Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Daniels, Mr.
and Mrs. C. I.. Sclieifelln, Mrs. (incr
rado, of I'asedcna. anil Miss Car
lotta Banks will motor to Crater I.akp
for the week enrt.
Buttermilk 10c gal. Do Voe's.
C. T. Hutchison and family will
leavo for Crater Lake In their car
about nine o'clock tonight.
Pear label time Is here. Stock
Inbels or speclnl labels at tho Med
ford Printing Co.
Last night's wind set tho entrance
door of the Kiss' club swinging and
broke the plate glass of the door and
t lie transom above It.
Dr. Klrehgessnor will be at Hotel
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation 10 to 3.
O. J. l'alton wllfservc as secretary
of the Flks lodye during the absence
of Lee Jacobs, who leaves Sunday for
Portland on a two weeks vacation.
Try a King Spit cigar and en
courngo home Industry. tf
A. M. Hansen of Salem is spend
ing a few days in Medford on busi
ness. See Dave Wood about that fir In
surance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Bldg. , '
R. S. Wltte of Milwaukee,' Wis.,
who accompanied the party of Pyth
ian delegates from the Grand Lodge
of the order in Portland, is the kuhki
of his brother, E. V. Wltte.
Get your milk, cream, butter eggs
and buttermilk at De Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Alendorfer and
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Jerome will
motor tonight to Prospect, returning
Sunday night.
. See the stock labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
a hurry. . .
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Butcher will
leavo tomorrow morning for Pros
pect, where they will spend a two
weeks' outing.
Siskiyou or Coles tin water. 10c
bottle at De Voe"s; uc deposit on
bottle.
Mrs. E. II. Jefferson, HOC South
Newton has us her guests her sister,
Mrs. E. C. Itichmoud and daughter,
Virginia of Dallas. Oregon.
.Mrs. E. W. Wltte. who has re
cently returned from Los Angeles,
where she attended a national train
ing school for spirilla corsetiers, is
now ready to give expert service In
made to measure corsctry. Phone
2G7-J or call 324 Vancouver ave.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Tlbbetts, Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Cooley and W. F.
Chlpman of San Francisco spent
Inst night In Medford and this morn
ing proceeded to Crater Lake.
Big 5c milkshakes at De Voe's.
O. B. Vcrbeck, who formerly was
in business in Medford and now runs
the store at Union Creel Is In town
today purchasing stock.
You get quality and service at
Ilutterfield's Grocery. Phone 216.
As Boon as the necessary lumber
arrives, the Jackson street bridge will
lie replnnked.
Pears and apple label printers for
the Rogue river valley. Medford
Printing Co.
H. G. Wortman and family and M.
A. ftader arrived last night from
Portland, where they attended the
K. P. Grand l,odge. Mr. Wortman
was elocted Grand Chnncellor of the
Oregon Domain, Knights of Pythias.
Gray'a place for cigars, to
baccoes. A. A. Bernard of tho Bernard
Motor Co., returned last night from
Crescent City, where he delivered a
Dodgo car and sold two others.
Bakery goods nt De Voo's.
At tho regular council meeting
next Tuesday, a charter amendment,
ulrendy drawn tjy City Attorney Mc
Cabo wll be presented for passage,
giving tho council power to act In
settling up the paving situation in
Medford. The nmendment, as drawn,
gives the council power to refund up
to 50 per cent of tho money paid for
paving, that Is to refund or reassess,
as tho case may bo Ineach instance,
so that the city iays half tho paving
cost and tho property owner pays the
other half. Tho amendment also
gives the council authority to issue
bonds or warrants wherewith to re
fund paving bonds now outstanding.
Why not get It at De Voe's?
L. K. Jeppeson and G. O. Elliott
of illain County, $daho, who have
been In Medford on business for a
week, left this morning for Klamath
Falls.
Gates soils Ford cars, J 2 00 down
and $26 a month.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence 11111 re
turned this morning from Newport,
where they spent tho past two
months,'
Tackerts tally cards In stock at
the Medford Printing Co.
Mrs. T. J. Fuscm and Miss I'rsoll
Stewart returned Saturday morning
from Newport, where they have spent
the past two months.
A most delightful day's outing is
made possible to yon by the excur
sion to Butte Falls on Sunday, Au
gust 13th, leaving P & E depot at S
a. m. Whether your preference is
casting for trout, viewing the beauty
of mountain, forest and Htrenm, or
the more sedate pleasures of picnick
ing, you will be pleased. Hound trip
tl with usual reduction for chil
dren. 12a
lic v. A. J. van Fossen and Dr. T.
II. l ord, two of the district superin
tendents of the Oregon conference
will be at the Methodist church Suit
day ninrnlnu. Dr. Ford will preach
the sermon. The public Is cordially
invited.
Lunch goods at Po Voe's.
Mrs. C. 11. Hay and daughter,
Mabel, who have been In California
for the past year, arrived In Medford
Saturday and will remain several
weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Emmons nnd
Mr. and Mrs. George Collins left to
day In their cars for a ten days' out
ing along the McKenzie river.
Marvin Fisher has returned from
a two weeks' vacation at Los Angeles,
Long lleach nnd a trip to Cntiillna
Island. He will resume his work at
the Mail Tribune Monday.
Edmund J. Morrlsey, J. Brooke
Mohur, J. Brooke, Jr . of San Fran
cisco and .1. Frederick .McDonald of
San Jose, arrived In Medford in their
car last night and left this morning
for Crater Lake,
H. Chandler Egan, while driving
through last night's storm on the re
turn to his orchard, met with a pe
culiar accident. A guy wire from an
electric power pole was blown across
Koosevelt avenue. I'nable to see In
the driving rain, Mr. Egan hit the
wire. Attached to one end was a
pole p.bout ten feet long, used as an
anchor. This was drawn across the
front of the machine before It could
be stopped, smashed In the front of
the body and tore away the wind
shield and top. Mr. Egan escaped
with a few glass cuts on his hands.
John llackett and family of Mc
Mlnnville are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Buchanan. Upon the ar
rival of six cars carrying Mc.Minn
vllle people In Medford, having come
through Eastern Oregon by way of
Bend, Mr. llackett will join them and
return to his home.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Chlpman and
Miss Chlpman of New York arrived
In Medford last night and tomorrow
morning will leave for Crater Lake.
The party is on a tour of the scenic
points of tile United States.
Dr. and Mrs. John S. Niecool of
Portland are spending a few days
in Medford and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gordon and
child and W. T. Lee of Klamath Falls
are Medford visitors over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Jennings Or
monde are Medford visitors from
New York City. ,
T. E. Bybee of Jacksonville is
spending the day in Medford on busi
ness.
Frank Patton of Portland Is spend
ing a few days in Medford on busi
ness. Harry Rosenborg is in from his
ranch near Table Hock for the day.
Friday evening's storm broke the
two 23-year-old Monterey cypress In
front of Paul Demmer's residence at
Fourth and Rose avenue, which were
land-marks, owing to the peculiar
style of trimming. The trees broke
at the top of the trimming and in
falling smashed an Italian cypress
and a white fir, the only one in the
city successfully transplanted from
the mountains, and some free roses.
Mr. Demmer is heart-broken over his
loss and says that he would sooner
have lost $3000.
Morris Plymale and Dorothy Stev
ens were married at the Presbyterian
Manse Jacksonville, Thursday August
19. The young people will make
their home In Ashland.
Mrs. II. C. Paulson and daughter,
Harriet, of Sardine Creek are spend
ing a few days with Medford friends.
Mrs. Amy II. Baker of Eugene Is
spending a few days in Medford, after
having been with -Gold Hill friunds
the past week. 1 '
Boudlnot Connor of Table Rock is
In Medford this afternoon on busi
ness. Senator Win. Von tier llellen is In
Medford today.
Jack F. Morrill of Gold Hill Is ill
Medford this afternoon on business.
Otto Caster Is a business visitor
In Medford from Phoenix today.
Wellborn Beeson of Talent Is
spending the day In Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendolyn Meyer and
family of Griffin Creek are shopping
In Medford this afternoon.
Ed and Bert Hamlin are in from
Eden valley today after supplies.
W. A. Wllfert is a Medford visitor
today from Slater Gulch.
George Buckley of Ruch is spend
ing the day In Medford on business.
Will Henderson of Eden valley Is
In Medford on business this after
noon. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Pelouzc
and Hob Pelouze motored In from
Eagle Point this afternoon.
John Anderson of Ashland stopped
oTf in Medford this afternoon on his
way to Jacksonville.
John Hubbard and Archie Wishart
of Klamath Falls are stopping in
Medford for a few days before return
ing to their homes In Klamath Falls.
They have been on a trip to Spokane,
Seattle and other northern points.
J. T. Sumervtlle, deputy collector
lT. S. Internal Revenue, district, of
Oregon of Portland, nrrlved In Med
ford today on official business.
Senator Milton A. Miller collector
of Internal Revenues of Portland,
Dr. J. W. Miller nnd Judge Craw
ford of Eastern Oregon will arrlve in
Medford this evening nnd will leave
In the morning for Crater Lake,
Klamath Falls, Prlnevillo and the
Dalles.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SAl.K
Phone 357
Crape.
-Saddle pony,
or call at 4 4
South
124
TWO TRIPS DAILY
BETWEEN
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
S. II. Harnlsh's auto will leave
Eagle Point at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M.
dally, except Sunday; leave Medford
S A. M. and 5 P. M. Will call for
passengers at hotala In Medford and
hotels and business houses iu Eagle
Point.
I'HONE 3 X2 OK 3 X3.
8ARTLETT PRICES
Knrtlett auction market An;;. 11 :
New York $2.H; Chicago. :i.O0;
Philadelphia, -t-.!MI; Hoston not re
port eci.
Receipts and shipments in Medford
yesterday nnd, In-t nillit :
Jiogue River Fruit anil Produce as
sociation, receipts not checked; C
cars rolled.
Producers Fruit Co., receipts not
checked; it ears yesterday, 7 today.
Koirno River ('o-oerntive Fruit
Growers' association, .1111) boxes; 1
car rolled. "
Gov Conner, 9 cars lo dale; 4 to-lay-:"
August 20th will tie Medford Sun
day at Ashland, the attracting fea
ture will be a concert given by the
Medford band at Llthia park. Tho
band will be accompanied by prob
ably the largest contingent that has
yet Invaded Ashland on a Sunday.
The week's engagement offered the
band by the Chetcb Carnival associa
tion will not be accepted, as the mem
bers would find it difficult to leave
their employment. It may be aston
ishing to learn that dining the past
three months, of the concert season,
the band has rehearsed and submit
ted to the public no less than one
hundred selections, overtures, etc.
This amount lias had to be worked
up In order to give the' progran.s
vnriety. The average amateur musi
cal organization usuallv rehearse3 the
same program over and over for
weeks before offering u to the public.
Our band has not the tinw or privil
ege to do this; week after wn, k they
offer at the City park a complete
change of program.
Next week Bandmaster Rowland
and his musicians prom'rn to even
surpass the efforts of the last week's
performance which was pronounced
the best of the season. The program
"v 111 include works of such masters
as Franz von Supper, !rthur Sullivan,
Johann Strauss, John Phillip Sousa.
The popular opera "Mikado" will also
be heard at one of tho next concerts
given by the band.
AWFUL SACBIFICE OF LIFE
, ON EAST BATTLE FRONT
BERLIN, Aug. 12 The correspon
dent of the eitung Am Mlttag, at
Austrian headquarters describes the
enormous losses of the Russians dur
ing the summer offensive. Th cor
respondent says the Russian censor
ship passed the statement that as
many as 73 trains loaded with
wounded were moved daily on the
line of Kiev alone. Basing his estim
ate partly on the official list kept at
Kiev, the correspondent places the
Russian killed or wounded in the
summer offensive at three quarters
of a million men. General Brussil
off's plan of operation, the correspon
dent adds, reckoned on heavy losses
and three or four reserve battalions
Star Theatre
TODAY ONLY
Two delightful screen person-
HOUSE PETERS
anil
Barbara Tennant
A stnrtlinir and Mi-pene sus
tainin film vehicle oi' the un
usual Mrt.
'The Closed Road'
A WM. A. BRADY
PRODUCTION.
ALSO
A PLEASING COMEDY
Highest quality, jewelry repairing
m diamond setting, 4vutch
I repairing
Martin I XiaAAv
" , I I'lUl III! if, ivvuuj
V . . The Quality Store for
9 Reliable Goods.
:r: K. Main St.
Medford, Ore. I
MEDFORD SUNDAY AT
LITHIA PARK AUGUST 20 STARS
in
u puB.-.'wjrg -:-'f a.fcj
TRYING TO CHECK. ALLIES
(Continued from page cso
tack north of Hem wood on tiie Soui
we front was undertaken last nilit
by the (ic-ruuius. The war oliii-e
-statement of today says the assault
was checked.
Tile (jennaus sustained appreciable
losses in their attac k.
South of the Sfiinme after a violent
lioiuliiirdmeiit tlie (iennans nttnc-kccl
I.a MoUcnelte, but the French cur
tain of fire prevented the assaulting
waves of infantry from debonchim.-.
PageionigM
Two National
in the most
entertaining
features shown
In weeks.
DeWolf
Hopper
in u limv.y,
in-live romnly
rii'iuim.
Sunshine
Dad.....
FORD
STERLING
in a merry llnee-..
l'cW Keystone?
it's u hit.
The Snow Cure
TOMOHItOW
Mine, OI.CA I'FTUOVA
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MAKERS OF MAPS "
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l I: F.O.B. DETROIT
YOU can get the most reliable information about
any car by asking the people who own cars of
that make.
Ask Maxwell owners. If you don't know any cf
them, we will give you their names and addresses.
There are more than 250,000 Maxwell cars in use
in the United States.
The satisfaction of this army of owners is responsible
for the tremendous asset of good will behind the Max
well car arid the Maxwell Company.
We are satisfied to rest our case with any Maxwell
owner.
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During the night the French organ
ized their new ssiti"iis north of the
river. Hec-onnciitering parties enter
ed the wocicl e'a-t of Hem station',
where numerous, bodies of Germans
erc found.
On the Verdun front two German
altiic-ks in the vic inity of r'leiirv were
reiml-cil. The artillery was active in
the regi-ui of Vaux, Chupilru and
Chennis
On lliitisli Front.
J.OXIMtX. Aug. 32. A slmiif.' in
fantry iittnek was deljeered hisl lli'.'ht
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lnCIIAIfl) liKXNCTT and Co-workers in.
DAMAGED
The Sensation of 1lie Hour
This world-famous drama pictures the tenilde
consetiueiices of vic e and physical ruin lhat follows
almse of the mora! law.
A stirriiisf appeal for a pure lift; before marriage
in order to make iniponsihle tile traiisiiii.s,s'uu.i of
hereditary taint to future generations. .. -c ,
IN SEVEN ELECTRIFYING ACTS,, BEAUTI
, FUL SCENES, IMPRESSIVE CLIMAXES, ,
good music. , ; ; " '
To child under 18 years of age will be admitted un
3ss accompanied by parents.
"No Girl is Safe While the Double Standard of
Morals Exists"
Don't MissThis Opportunity
MODERN BUNGALOW
$1200 CASH. Balance $550 easy payments.
A chance of a life! hue to make leu per cent or more
... on, your! iiiyestmeui.
August 20th is the last date under this plan,
All built in features. East front, llalh, laundry,
stationary tubs, 'hot and cold water connect ions; fruit
and shade trees; jrood garden plot; large lot; electri
cal equipment, best in town. Wired for range and
heat. JAii'ther part iculars.
H. 0. PURUCKER, Ashland, Ore., or
GEO. PURUCKER, St. Mark's Block, Medford
The enormous increase in
our sales (about 10,000
cars sold in July) is large
ly due to the good words
spoken by Maxwell owners
3-pmaemiJtor Toariof Cmr, $595 i-pmmmvi jwr CabrfoMl $865
Rtrndrntar - 360 6-prn4r Tomu Cur; 913
a-ftamnjer Sedma. $985
A.W. Walker Auto Co.
MEDFORD, OREGON
iliild'liiii'i'iiiiii'iiiiriM
iiii l '! ! I iill
by the Germans on the Somme front
north of 1'ozieres. According t an
iinnoiiiiccment from the war offiee
today this, attack: was repulsed with
heavy losc-rt .to tipj (jci'tnnns.
Tho' announcement, follows :
''J'lij 'enciny re newed his efforts to
vei-iiiiture (rc.nciies we lately w rested
from hinrdn the high p-iiinml north, of
I'o.icres, tiy cieliveini" a stron
jfantry attack yesiurciiiy evening, sup
ported by heavy artillery lire. This
attack wns repulsed with heavy loss,
and nowhere else did he su.-c-ed in
liere'n'.r our positions"
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