Medford mail tribune., August 21, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

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TOCAL AND
Li PERSONAL
Hits Maedf- I-ewis of Eigie Point
U thopping In M-d!ord today.
Arthur Knell of Lake Cr-k is in
Medford. Laving brought In load of
hogs for market.
Medford booster smoke the Med
ford and Mt. Pitt cigar.
VT. H. Crandall of Easle Point
brought a load of hoes to M'dford
Monday.
The new lant of the Nurml Bak
ing Company will be open for pub
lic lntpection on or about Sc-ptemLer
1. Exact date will be announced
later. South Front itreet.
Tom Riley of Eagle Point i in
Mtdfcrd os buainea today.
Buttermilk 3c quart at De Voe'a.
Will Staub of Brownjboro Is trans
acting buiilne In Mdford today.
Why (moke bit elgara, when La
Gondaj are only 10c.
Tom Fallow of Lake Creek pent
Saturday evening in Medford.
Anto wheels repaired; first clai
Job guarantee. Price reasonable.
Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub.
lie market.
Mr. and Mr. Paul Opdyke spent
the week end In Medford.
Best Ice-cream at De Voe's.
W. W. Taylor was a business
Tisltor from Eagle Point Saturday
evening.
The new plant of the Nurml Bak
ing Company will be open for public
Inspection on or about September 1.
Exact date will be announced later.
South Front street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weston returned
' to Medford Sunday night from Pros
pect, whdre Mrs. Weston spent a week
at the hotel.
Pear label time ts here. Stock
labels or special labela at the Med
ford Printing Co.
G. N. Malm of Loulsburg. Ky., Is In
Medford on business and incidentally
Is visiting J. A. WeBterlund, an old
time schoolmate.
Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Devine of
Spokane spent the week end in Med
ford. Bakery goods at De Voe'e.
Mrs. G. E. Hooh has received a col
lection of enlarged photos of Flat
bead Indians, taken by her son Ed
ward H. Boos of Missoula, Mont,, and
will exhibit them at the Jackson
County Fair. The collection U exclu
sive and copyrighted.
Get your milk, cream, butter eggs
and buttermilk at De Voe's.
MUh Nova Ixunsbtiry has returned
from San Francisco where she spent
two weeks buying millery stock and
attending a school of designing.
STOP LOOK LISTEN "In the
country God made and man forgot,"
See the advertisement in this Uua of
Things Doing. September 2. 3. 4.
Brookings, Oregon.
Ernest Scott and family returned
this morning from the Dead Indian
country where Mr. Scott spent a week
hunting. He brought back two
bucks.
Smoke a Kin Spits cigar, 5c
They are home-made. tf
Miss Helen Yockey, Mrs. Yockey,
Miss Ethel Curry and MiHs Margaret
Dally motored to Grants Pass Sunday.
The world's greatest companies.
Holmes. The Insurance Man.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. McDonald of
the Kogue Elk recort motored to Med
ford last night. Mrs. McDonald re
turned to the resort Monday morning
with Mrs. Fred Gear, who will spend
a week there.
iiet your bakery goods at De
Voe's.
Local lady Elks will be entertained
with a special ladies' day at the Elks
Temple Friday, August 25. at 2
o'clock.
Parkerts tally cards in stock at
the Medford Printing Co.
Noel K. Graves will return to his
home In Vreka today after spending a
few days in Riddle on business. Mirs
Uremia Graves accompanied him to
Riddle and continued to Portland
Miss A. Hauseman, who has been tin
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edison Jerome,
will reUirn to Yreka with Mr. Graves
See Dave Wood about that fire In
fliranre policy. Office Mail Tribune
County Judge F. L. Toil Velle and
wife have returned from a motor trlf
to Klamath Falls and Crater Lake.
nomeiiiing new, brick ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keeps two hours.
Take one with you. The Shasta.
The company playing "The Defec
tive" with Art Burgess, formerly of
this city playing the lead an the de
fective. gave a preliminary opening
performance at Oak Park. Chicago,
under the auspices of the iilg Hmthcr
movement of the Elks, August
The company will open formally In
Chlrago.
Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
M. Castle of llornbrm.k is In Md
ford today on hiirtinc."..
De Voe buys beer bottles.
William K. Douglas Is a hmdneMt
vlslttor In M'-d(ord from Klchniund
Cal.
Try a King Spits olitar and en
courage home industry,
Marshall Hooper of Grants Pais Is
speeding rouple of dart in Medford
on business.
Get your labels early. Don't wait
until the last minute. The Medford
Printing Co. Is the place to got
them.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gray. Miss
Ior! Gray of Ixjt Acjceies and tbi-lr
guesu, MI'S Blanche Reynolds and
Mi& Khoda Ross of Portland spent
Sunday in Medford and Monday
morning left for Crater Lake.
Baths 5.'.c. Hotel Holland.
Austin Corbin of Eagle Point Is in
Medford on busim-?.
Dr. Kirchgesiner ill te at Hotel
Nash ev-ry Wednesday. Hours for
consultation lti to 3.
Mr and Mrs. A. II. Notes of San
Francisco are tourist visitors In Med
ford. Siskiyou or Col-stin water, 10c
bottle at Im? Voe's; Sc deposit on
bottle.
William Fancher. formerly em
ployed at the Daniels for Dnds store,
is now connected with the New York
Life Insurance Co.
Pears and apple lalw-1 printers for
the Rogue river valley. Medford
Printing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels and
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Walther motored
to Yreka yesterday and will return
tctday.
Big jc milkshakes at De Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Gregory and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colvig returned
Sunday from Woodruff Meadows.
where they have camped the past two
weeks.
Gates sells Ford cars, 1200 down
and t2.i a month.
Eighteen passengers were carried
to Crater Lake in the Crater Lake
Company's stages this morning, the
largest number in one day this season.
Why not get It at De Voe'a?
Miss Iva Coffin left Monday morn
ing for Chicago, where she will Btudy
music during the coming winter.
Lunch goods at De Voe's.
G. W. Daley of Lake Creek is
spending a few days in Medford on
business.
Classes at St. Mary's Academy,
Medford, Oregon, will "be resumed
Tuesday, September 5. Complete
courses offered in high school gram
mar and primary grades. Excep
tional advantages In music, art, and
china painting. Day pupils and
boarders are received. Excellent
sleeping-porch accomodations are a
feature of the boarding school.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hubbard re
turned Sunday night In their car from
San Jose.
Mrs. Lundy, Nu-Bone. Corsets.
Phone 828. 730 W. 11th street. Ash
land Thursdays. 134
Jitneys operating between Medford
and Ashland were loaded to capacity
yesterday, taking passengers to at
tend the concert of the Medford band
in Llthia Park, Ashland.
The homecoming of the Ladles'
Aid of the Methodist church will be
held at the church Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30. The Priscilla cir
cle will have charge of the entertain
ment. Advertising Car No. 1 rolled Into
Medford Snnday and the town Is
being placarded today with signs
heralding the coming of the Barn inn
and Itailey circus September 11.
Mrs. H. L. Leach, expert corsetier.
Barclay & Abdo-Support. Phone 6S3-J
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hlttson and Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Armstrong and family
of Tulsa, Oklahoma, returned Sunday
night from a short stay at Crater
Lake.
Charles Mllllgan has returned to
Medford from northern California.
here he has been working for some
months.
ito'uert Strang left this morning for
Roseliurg, where lie. will spend a week
as the guest of his brother. Fred
Strang.
C. W. Whlllock of the Golden Rule
store, returned this mornfng from
New York, where he has been buying
fail and winter stock.
Mrs. C. J. Geer left this morning
for her home In Corvallis, after visit
ing at the home of her brother, Gur
Samuels.
S. V. Jackson, who has been hunt
ing and fishing along the Little Ap-
plegate for the past two weeks, l-ft
this morning for his home In Eu
gene. Florence McCoy left for Yreka this
morning to spend a few das m it b
hr-r parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.L. Gar
retson. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED A second hand lady's tr
cyeie. State price, make and con
dition Box II, Mall Tribune.
WANTED Teachers wanting fur
nihed. well heated rooms nith
board. Inquire of Mrs. W. T York.
1 20 Laurel street. i j 5
KOK KXCH NGK- 2.-acre wheat
ranch Montana. ,imo for close
In t in-1 of -j.i to 411 acres
acres Willamette river bottom
ranch: well Improved, good Income
J l."'."i'ni. for good ranch or Income
here (lark Realty Co, 211
Phipps lll.lg, t
WANTED Cfcnre man Must be
familiar with st.uk Apply Mlrn
lslu urt hard.
MEDFORD MATTi TRIBUNE,
K. Saito. assistant steward of the
sKI: club, left this afternoon for
jjapan. He will return in about six
months.
Mrs. Lou Enyart and her guest.
Miss Lang of Portland, left this morn
ing for Crater Lake.
I A. 3. Rosenbaurn. icxal S P. Agent,
'left for Han Frariciseo on a pbort busi
ness trip this morning.
( Judge Dunn of Ashland has pur
' chased a Dodge car from the local
(agency.
j C. E. Gates has received eight of
fthe 1S17 model Fords. The charao
Iteristie hood and ra!iator lines are
'entirely changed. A high, narrow
radiator with large water capacity,
streamline hood, crowd fenders and
body set farther back and lower, are
the principal changes.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Stiuson are
camped for a few days at Dead In
dian springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bryant formerly:
of Eagle Point are now living in
Medford.
Klamath Falls defeated Weed yes
terday In a hard fought game at
Weed by the score of 13 to 3. This!
gives the championship of Southern )
Oregon and Northern California to!
Klamath Falls. A game for the ama
teur championship of the state
probably be staged between Klama:
Falls and the Baby Beavers of Port
land in Medford, September 3.
V. M. Hillis, superintendent of the
Medford schools, returned to Medford
this morning.
John Schrick and E. C. Fergeson
spent Sunday at Wellen.
Mrs. Gus Nichols of Brownsboro
is shopping in Medford today.
Born To Mr. and Mra. Luke Ryan,
August 21. a boy.
The Rogue River Fruit and Pro
duce Association reports the sale of
two cars of mixed Blue and Red Tri
angle, Rogue River Bartletts in New
York Monday at $2 SO and 2.S7 re
spectively. "Robert Brown has purchased a
Maxwell touring car from the A. W.
Walker Auto Company.
Word received from Marshfleld is
to the effect that accomodations are
ample to care for all who come to
the celebration this week on the
opening of the Coos Bay railroad.
Many local people are planning to
attend.
The case of the state of Oregon vs.
Carl Burleson and C. L. Dusenbury of
Gold Hill, accused of contributing to
the delinquency of a minor, Lizzie
Horn, of Gold Hill when they brought
her to Medford and gave her intoxi
cating liquor on the night of August
4, was continued-until Tuesday morn
ing at 10 a. ni. because of the failure
Lizzie Horn, the principal witness,
to appear. A bench warrant was is
sued for her arrest and the constable
dispatched to bring her to Medford.
RAINSTORM PROMISES TO
CHECK HEAT WAVE
CHICAGO. Aui. 21.-A rain-t..nn
nmvini; lh.rthca-t .,ver the I i utiri
valley will hrin relief t'mni the heat
wave which lias imnir over the miiiille
we-t tate.-. -ince Kriiiuy, weather bu
reau authorities announced tudnv.
TEUTONS START OFFENSIVE
(Continued from Page One.)
the entente allie-' front in M.i
.-!.
tna.
with the apparent intention i.f lim
ilcrini; tire plan- of (ietieral Sarrail,
the entente enmniuiiiier, will have im
effect on the execution of hi- cam
paign, it i .said here.
The fourth Greek armv eorp-.
which ha.l liviiin at Sere-, at Ka
vala and al t Drama, fell back be
fore tile Unitarian-, nim are ailvane
mt: i casern Mace.lotna. The Hul-L'arian-
have occupied HcrmanU ami
luue cru eil the Nolo, I.Me-tafl
river an. I advanced to Kav.ila.
T!ic-e .leveiopuien!- are eon-iili-rd!
of secoii.iary iM.jn.rt.ince an.i tile ai-lie-
take a hi'peful view :' tile sue-
ee-- o'' ilour plan-.
In I !u- fiirhtini; at Mo.-!, n the l!::l-KMriah-,
: r iliim to a ih-pat. h re-
i-IMM-.l here, had 10 killed. lillll
o:i:i:ied an.l 41 were taken pri-..n-
With Medford trade Is Me.ifnrd made
TWO TEIPS DAILY
BETWEEN
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINTi
S. H. Harnlsh's auto will leare
Eaule Point at 9 A. M. and 1 P. M
dally, except Sundav; leave Medford
9 A. M. and 5 P. M. Will call for
paafeocers at hotels In Medford and
hotels and buslneaa houses lu Eagle
Point.
WOVE 3-X2 OB H.X.
EXPERT DEVELOPING
PRINTING AND ENLARGING
Prompt AtU-nticm to Miul Order
TIIESWEM STUDIOS
W. Main lHJfir1
MEDFORD, OREOOX. MONDAY. AffiX'ST 21. 1916
tpNMPARALYSISj
The spirit of ;,reparedne;ia thjit is
sweeping thv country has entered
even Medford and the latest object
against which local authorities are
prepared Is infantile paralysis. Thej'-nu''
danger of infantile paralysis, it seems the We-ie.-i
is not confined to youngsters and
tots, but la a menace to even those of
I mtHd t aire !
I When C. W Whl'lMk. proirletor
,of the Golden Rule Store, reached
iAshiand, baving been on a buying i',l-r-trip
to New York in the interests of j. J i,i..e V
; his. firm, he was astonished when he .,jH,n a ,v,
i was accosted by an attendant of the ,urt -m :.
i State Board of Health and informed !ts,..j , ,.,,n
that he muat submit to an in sec
tion before being allowed to proceed,
jthat he must be fit-arched for evi
dences of Infantile paralysis,
j Kvidence of the dread disease, how
jever, could not be found and he was
allowed in ioin his waitine fa mil v.
lncludlng Ms f;randchlIUren.
-ISERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE
YORKSHIRE
LONDON. Aug. 2!.- Serious loss 1
of life is feared aa the result of an
explosion In a munitions plant in
Yorkshire this afternoon, says an of-j
ficial statement isyiied this evening.
No figures on the casualties are given. '
"An explosion took place at a mu- !
nitlons factory In Yorkshire," .-fays
the statement. Full details are not
yet at hand, but the loss of life ap- 1
pears to be Berious. Assistance has j
been sent from neighboring towns. 1
... i
"A further statement will be is
sued as soon as possible.
RUSSIANS PRESS AUSTRIANS
(Continued from page onei
man detachments drove hack British
covering patrols northwest of High
wood on the Somme front this morn
ing, but were stopped when they came
under the fire of the British posi
tions west of the wood, says today's
war office statement. Bombing at
tacks of High wood were repulsed.
Don't Forget
The established fruit auctions of
New York, Philadelphia, Boston.
Pittsburg, Kansas City and a few of
the other large cities have set the
price upon the cherries and pears of
the Pacific Northwest.
Every box Uousht f. o. b., shipping
point, and every box sold upon de
livery at any of the small markets,
where there are not these standard
clearing house auction? have had a
price based directly upon those of the
fruit auctions.
To those who fear that selling
apples at auction will prevent f. o.
b. buying, thig season's exjerience
in itself is an answer. Compare the
number of f. o. b. buyers of these
auction sold commodities wirh the
lessening number of those who buy
apples f. o. h. shipping point.
Kverbody has a chance to specu
late in auction sold commodities.
Iozns of firms have placed funds in
western banks and as each quota of
cars arrived, have wired bark mor
fiindj to buy niore can. Prompt re
turns from the auction companies
have enabled this.
The box apples that are sold at auc
tion win not have the same enthu
siastic support of the whole trade of
the larcest cities. Except for the
few laree joNing commission houses
lb. rough wljom the associations and
other shippers deal, the trade will be
composed of Bears." who will not
speu!ate or boost the sak? of box
apples. Nine out of tn of the firms
will buy from the apple operators as
they receive orders for them and no
faster. They will not boost "another
man's game ' (Adv.,
Now Daily Except Sunday.
Howard's Auto Line
Ashland and Klamath Falls
Ashland Reservations Hotel
Austin.
Tiike early car Valley Auto
Line for Ashland connec
tions. The Rogue
Elk Resort
Car ill If-ave Valler Oar.iee, Med
ford. T"e-.lay., Thtir?da'f. and Sat
urdays ot c-aot, wevk at 10: JO a. m.
liotiml Trip JCI..V)
The !!! (.f I" tilling al (1m liexirt
(liil.li-g and horiea ill le fur-nih-d
for hunting. Phone
m m m
SAX rKANVIX (. Aui 21.
Jinix- Wiliiarn I". Van Fleet of u.
cii-tn-t e-urt re'ieve-i
Pa-iJ;.- raHr-ad
r":D (.i. xer,t o:' a feil.-r,;! ii.c.,
of aii:nxin..iteiy 1-",U,U
fl'-- I'l 1.'I."N1 1
!i. ie!- wf rei .-iVe!
"' 11
WILL DEMAND PEACE
RATHER THAN SACRIFICE
CRiCCiETH, Wales. Aug. 21. In
a speech Saturday to hi fellow
townsmen here, David Llo d-Geore,
minister of war said:
"I am satisfied with the way thin'r
are going. 1 feel for the first time in
(ping and before long we will hear the
crack. Then we will be able to ex
tract the kernel.
I say that we shall see that there
yi.l not be another ar in our day.
The Briti?b people hav made zrea'.er
sacrifices than we ever thoi-'sht possi
ble. Three years aeo nobody dreamed
that Great Britain would pour mil
lions of oung manhood into the bat
tle front. The vigor of our demand
ruu.-t be according to the luea.-ure.-: of
our sacrifices.
"We must have such a victory that
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W 1HK 111 A MO VD HBA.a. X
( iil-re--lr DiaaKMlilraid,
fill ta Utd ld LU tr-f-k..,
o
fl-1 TftLe tfer. Bur Iff!
17 - trK!a. A.. '-rfHJ.( Iff
H-TEH
I i;R-t iLI., fir ti
n-il -Jinf. A. .in Kt 1: 4
S0l3BVtm5GISTSEVERMOE
DiTERURBAX AUTOCAR CO.
TIME CARD.
Leare Medford tor Ashland. Tslect
and Phoenix daily, except Sunday, at
8:00 a. m.. 1:00, 2:00. 4:00 and 5:15
p. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p.
m. Sundays leave at 8:00 and 10:30
a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30
p. m. Leare Ashland for Medford
dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m
1:00, 2:00. 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also
on Saturday nights at 6:30 and
2:20. Sundays IcaTe Ashland at 9:00
a. m. and 1:00, 4:30, 6:30 and 10:11
P. TO
Save Your Rags
Medford Junk Co.
Buys all kinds of Junk
HIDES OUR SPECIALTY
S3 North Bartlett St.
Phone 233-J.
HOVSK T.MJv We liave iKftnl
ut'tttk-man afiliitetl with lonnniiir
-v n .if .m eu-'en." .-.lcra! Jk
.r.itii.u in r- encf'- ii
lis tti.t 1!-. o;.-u.e-- a- a c.."i-r:i- t
ti'iii. The Wr-tern p.ich'ie e:. r;i.l. '
iilitriti-.' li'l 'i er- nut - '"it! neii-iit ! mt
I pay int. re-t on it- "!i!i--:itnui-. Tl.e 1
!r..l nwr.-ni ir-ni r.-.-elver-'iM' II
ij.i.'ie linger a re"i-;tfii7.a!:i.t! p.u..
7
anI pictiirvs." le said to the man in the At nlwad of Jiiin,
to think about, while they're darnel gwl entertainment.
PLAYING
Lola May
and special cast take part
in this super feature
THE BEGGAR OF CAWNPORE
One nf the must striking jilays
yet i.ri lii' etl liy tin- Triangle s rvii-e.
If. 1!. Warner as tin- hi-irar
Srives a wi'iulcrfiil rharai-ter skett-h.
SOUTHERN OREGON'S
Greatest Place of Amusement
it will be a warning to any ruler that
now or U il u?03 a throne end
to an'v king or councillor., of kings
nly to ac -
lized
in-
IHeni
.we trust
have an unmhtake-
Era be'ett tie iiyi of o Fcu'
tzoa the aw i-itd it rie-:U, icrlif t-
toe ladies.
UicDtc isd aadera
Que ace U ta iaiiii ii-trite
Tux Gssuufi S. S. S.
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Playing 2 Days Only-SS.
Aug.. 23 -24
4-Performances DaiIy-4
MAT. 2:15 SHARP
Doors Open 1:45
The Sensation of the Hour
1 In 7 Aye-Inspirmg Acts
Interpreted
by the
Celebrated
Legitimate
Actor
And Co-Workers Original Broadwey Cest
Mtxliral nnd un-lift oi'iianintions nil ovit (Iu emniti
tlifir aijnval this pirtu n1.
ADMISSION
25 c Any Seat
the fint iirwt nwntion of i lu Tiiatmlr. It raim- l"i'm an uh
ataxia, who had to ! liftl t- his Mat hy an ai t.-iidaitt. "1 like Til-
TODAY
TOMORROW
viier
Tt clc'ils with the nicvst '
siin-inir events in In,li:
liisfni'v the Sctv re!
XOTE
rtin In
-Th:
Portia
PRICES
Adults 15c
Children 5c
It iToluees tll.lt ll;
able and unchallenged! victory that
cannot he explained away by German
professors to a credulous people.
:iJtne - rie our racn.i'va
'vain and will hare to be renewed on a
!i!ar and a bloodier rcale.
' "Let us have done with war now
and lorever.
af.Wi tire ca'.r
i:lic;iic.
i. Yoe a DbuCcGIst,
if
SOUTHERN OREGON'S
Greatest Place of Arm:s.em?nt
EVE. 7:15 SHARP
Doors Open 6:45
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ii itvtl hy tlu'ir paiciif
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sv.eccf.ful
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