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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,
MEDFORD, OREOOX, THURSDAY, AtJQUST 24, 1916
TOCAL AND
JL' PERSONAL
Miss Alice Smith roturneil from
Yreka today, where hIic Iiuk hoen an
ointing at the Shaw Hospital.
See the stock labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
a hurry.
Or. and Mrs. W. F. Shaw of Yreka
ore spending the day In Medford.
Medford -boosters smoke the Med
ford and Mt. Pitt cigars.
Unfile Lester of Central Point wus
. a Medford visitor last night,
- The new ilant of the Nurml Mak
ing Company will be open for pub
lic Inspection on or about September
1. Exact date will be announced
later. South Front Btreet.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 15. llainmel of
Eagle Point spent yesterday evening
In Medford.
Buttermilk 3c quart at De Voe's.
Mrs. L. A. Searo and T.oo Spraul of
Centralla, Wash., spent last night In
Mi'dford. They are en route to Calif
ornia In their oar.
Mr. and MrB. W. F. Dogart and
Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Green stopped In
Medford last night -on their return
trip to their homo In San Francisco
from Portland.
Why smoke bit cigars, when La
Gondas are only 10c.
uMlss S. H. Lewis of Portland, sis
ter of D. C. Lewis of this city, nr
rrlved In Medford last night and this
r morning continued to Portlund. With
, lier wero Mrs. H. C. Nelson, Mrs. IT.
. h. Mather and Mrs. C. .1. Heed all of
portlund. They have been on an auto
trip through Central Oregon coming
to tyddford. via Crater Lake.
' This hot weather, take advantage
of our prompt delivery service. Phone
your drug store wants to Heath's
Drug store. Phone 884. 1.12"
E. J. Lnwrenco Is a business visitor
from Klamath Falls.
Auto wheels repaired; first class
Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub
lic market.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Atkinson of
Redmond, Ore., ore In Medford to
day, having arrived In their car from
Crosiont City. Whllo hunting near
Grants Pass recently, Mr. Redmond
had a narrow escape from death
when he was flrod at three times,
liolng mistaken for a boar. IIo had
climbed up on a log, making a little,
noise, when someone about 50 yards
away fired through the thick brush,
the bullet plowing through lted
i rnond's forearm for about four Inches
Redmond dropped behind tho log and
two moro shots wero fired nnd the
hunter rushed up In the belief that
he had bagged a hear.
Bost Ice-cream at De Voo's.
pcimor 10. and Robert Slngley of
Walker, Cut., uro business visitors
In the city.
Tho new plant of tho Nurml Bak
ing Company will bo open for public
Inspection on or about September 1.
Exuct (Into will bo announced later.
South Front street.
Mrs. Ellne Curry of Itoguo River Is
in Medford on business today.
Seventeen troopers passed through
Medford this morning from Seattle
bound to Ciile.xlco, Cnl. They nro
enlisted in tho regulars nnd will be
transferred upon reaching tho border.
'.' Fred Mc.Nnsser of Willow Springs
'' In spending the day hi Medford on
' t business.
Mrs. 11. C. Ilehllng entertained a
V party of a dozen Medford .young
'.people with a picnic lunch In Llthia
, , Park, Ashland last evening. After
' the lunch, the party adjourned to the
Bungalow dnnro floor.
Tnko advantngo of our prompt de
livery service and phone your drug
store wants to Ilenth's Drug Store.
Phone SSJ. 132
.Mayor V. J. Emerlck and party re
turned Wednesday night from a
motor trip to Pelican Hay and Klam
ath Falls.
Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe'a.
AS'. F. Isaacs and Chris C.otllnb re
turned lust night from a four day
fishing outing on Itoguo river using
tho Isaacs summer home us head
quarters. Bakery goods at De Voe's.
O. B. Vcrlivck of the I'nlon Creek
store, is In Medford today after a
loud of supplies.
Get your milk, cream, butter eggs
and buttermilk at Do Voe's,
W. II. 'Norton was a business
visitor In Medford Wednesday leav
ing Friday morning for Yreka.
STOP LOOK LISTEN "In the
country Hod made and man forgot."
See the advertisement In this Issue of
Things Doing. September 2. 3. 4,
Brookings, Oregon.
Miss .leunesse llntler Is the guest
of her sister Mrs. W. 11. Norton In
Portland for a few weeks.
Smoke a King Spilt cigar, 5c.
They are home-made. tf
Mrs. Cordelia L. Ankeny, ho has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Orth for the past week, left Thursday
morning for her home In Oakland,
Cal.
We still have bathing caps to close
this week ue,l."c. Values up to
Jl. Heath's Drug Slme, opposite
Nash Motel. ir."
. (Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klme left
Medford this morning for Goshen,
Indiana and will stop en route In Los
Angeles. They expect to be gone
about two months.
The world's greatest companies.
Holmes, The Insurance Man.
"W. W. Ussher of Ashland returned
from Crescent City laHt night, stop
ping with Medford friends for a few
hours.
Get your bakery goods at De
Voe's.
J. W. Myers of Central Point Is In
Medford on business today.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Lldg.
A. C. Ash and family spent yester
day afternoon In Ashland, enjoying
u picnic lunch In the evening. To
morrow they will leave for Crnter
Lake In their car.
Mrs. Lundy, Nu-Bone CorsetB.
Phone 828. 7:10 W. 11th street. Ash
land Thursdays. 134
Lloyd Wlllamson will pilot a car to
Crater Lake Saturday.
Something new, brick Ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keeps two hourfl.
Tuko one with you. Tho Shasta.
Mrs. Roger Bennett and FranceB
Bennett left Thursday morning for
Palo Alto, whero Frances will enter
Stanford University. Mrs. Dennett
will remain In Pnlo Alto and San
Francisco two or three weeks.
Typewriter paper of all klnda at
Medford Printing Co.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Emmons and
Mr. and Mrs. George Collins have re
turned from an outing spent along
the McKenzIo river.
Jlulhs 25c. Hotol Holland.
A. Throckmorton of Ruch 1b a
business visitor In Meflford today.
Lunch goods at Do Voo's.
Ed nnd Albert Conley of Eagle
Point spent Wednesduy afternoon In
Medford on business.
Try a King Spitz cigar and on-
courage homo Industry.
Henry Sprngue and family, now of
Portland,.but formerly of Eagle Point
where Mr. Sprngue conducted a lum
ber yard, were In Medford Wednes
day afternoon, en route to Crater
Lake In their cnr.
Do Voo buys boer bottles.
Tho local republican committee Is
In receipt of soino hugo po?lers of
Hughes, used ut the Portlund moot-
lug. Tho banners were presented to
tho state committee by the Groat
Northern railroad, which furnished
them.
Get your labels early. Don't wait
until the lust mlnntt. Tho Medford
Printing Co., Is the place to got
theui. ' .
Ed White and family returned
from an extended auto tour of the
Klamath region.
To soil, Friday, August 25th, lot of
nice furniture, flno cow and young
chlckons. 103 South Oakdulo. 132
F. J. Newman and family returned
Inst night from Crescent City, where
Mr. Newmnn spent a week nnd Mrs.
Newman and children a month.
Dr. klrehgcssnor will be at Hotel
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation 10 to 3.
Sir. nnd Mrs. H. B. Dodge and
Mr. nnd MrB. W. F. Thompson of
Willow Springs are spending a short
outing at Crater Lake.
Mrs. Mary E. Snelllng has returned
to her homo In Ashland, ufter hav
ing bee', the guest or Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Watson.
Siskiyou or Colestln water. 10c
bottle at De Voo's; 6c deposit on
bottlo. .
Dun Sanders of (Irnntfl Pass was
n business visitor In the city Wednes
day. Frank Johnson of Mnrshfleld Is in
Medford on business for a few days.
Ray Ellis of Clendnlo Is a business
visitor in Medford for a few days.
Mrs. C. M. Delhi left Wednesday
afternoon for n vacation trip visiting
friends and relatives in Portland, Se
attle nnd Taconia.
Pears and apple label printers for
tho Rogue river valley. Medford
Printing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer nnd
Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Cunningham
entertained Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. H. Moore
of (llenilale with a picnic dinner In
Lithiu Park, Ashland last night.
Help wanted for the big snie. Head
page 3. Apply at side door. t:i2
Frederick V. Holinan, Richard C.
Hart and G. M. Locke of Portlund
arrived In McdTord this morning nnd
will spend a couple of weeks fishing
and limiting In this vicinity.
Gates sells Ford curs. $200 down
nnd f27 a mouth.
Lena Ownbey of Griffin Creek was
arrested this morning on n complaint
sworn by Charles Isaacs, charging her
with having stolen a number of ef
fects of Mr. Isaacs' deceased wife,
while Mr. Ownby was In his employ.
tigut 1, the. home of Mrs. Ownby
was searched and several of the
stolen articles were discovered. She
was given a reasonable length of time
to produce the rest of the missing
articles and falling to do this, the
charge was brought against her. The
case will he heard Mils afternoon be
fore Justice Taylor.
Why not get It at De Voe's?
Mrs. Charles M. English left Ibis
morning for Seattle, where she will
spend two or three weeks with
friends.
Mrs. Dexter Rice and her daughter.
Iris, of Roseburg, are the gueBts of
Mrs. Tom Collins! '
Mrs. H. L. Leach, expert corsetler.
Barclay & Abdo-Support. Phone 683-J
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kline are on
upper Rogue river on a short camp
ing trip.
A nice shipment of red Chinook
salmon received for Friday at Med
Tord Fish Market. Phono 3C2.
O. F. Talner will leave for Crater
Luke tonight with a Portland friend.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Palm have re
turned from Pellcun Bay, where they
have a Bummer home.
Big Gc mllkshakeB nt De Voe's.
Miss Ilertha Hunssen is the guest
of Miss Lucllo Messener. Miss Hans
sen Is on her way to her home In
Eugenn, after spending the suiuiuer
In New York and Chicago.
Wanted Work by the hour by ex
perienced stenographer. Address F,
Mull Tribune.
The basket grocery la moving from
their location on Soulh Fir to t lie
Getchel block, on Mnin street.
Packerts tally cards In stock at
tho Medford Printing Co.
III. A. Stawart la spending a few
days hi Medford, having stopped off
while en route to his home in Port
land, after being discharged from
a border military hospital. Stewart
left his home In Portland the first of
June and rode his motorcycle to Los
Angeles. When the militia was
culled for service on the Mexican bor
der he enlisted. Shortly after, he was
wounded in a skirmish receiving a
bullet In the shoulder that necessi
tated the removal of a flection of the
shoulder bone. He was also shot in
the leg and his Hps were split by a
fragment of rock broken oft by a
stray bullet. Until a few days ago,
he has been kept In a military hos
pital. The best and most approplato sum
mer food Is fish. Big stock for Frl
duy at Medford Fish Market.
Mrs. Lena Ownby of Griffin creek
wns overcome by heat at 1:30 this
afternoon, falling on the sidewalk bo
fore the Medford Furniture and
Hardware Company building.
W. J. Ilartxoll of the Three Oaks
orchard Is in Medford on business this
ufternoon.
You got quality and service nt
Hutterfleld Grocery. Phone 210. 134
Fred Chamilng Is a business visitor
from Phoenix today.
Harley Hall, postmaster of Bun-
coin, Is a business visitor in Medford
this afternoon.
Randolph II. Manning of Central
Point Is transacting business in the
city tills afternoon.
You get quality and service at
Hutterfleld Grocery. Phone 210. 134
SIS VALLEY
Mrs. C. C. McClendon visited from
Gold Hill Sunday Willi Mrs. J. R.
Cook.
Cal Dusenbiiry took nil auto load
to tho dance at Cold Hill Saturday
night.
John Ellington and family of Gold
Hill visited homo folks here Sunday.
iMrs. Shaver and children returned
Snturdny to Gold Hill, after visiting
most of the week with Mrs. F. A.
Myers.
Ben Little of Central Poh t ac
companied by Mrs. Qulsenbury, was
111 our vicinity this week purchasing
penehes.
Il.ee Newton hns returned to the
Edlngton home ufter having been em
ployed for some time In California.
IMrs. C. W. Sage and baby daughter
returned to Table Rock, after a sev
eral days' visit with her sister. Mrs.
O. T. Wilson.
Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto Tresham
with Master Raymond, conveyed Mrs.
11. A. Treshnm back to the threshing
crew, which wero stationed near Gold
Hill. They expect to be In our
neighborhood this week.
iVIrgll Kenny is vlslilng relatives
In Central Point tills week.
The peach crop was unusually
short this year nnd the peach buvers
have been flocking like birds to the
I'ltzgerald nnd other orchards here,
that have the fruit on sale.
STARTS TODAY
Return Engagement of
the HiK Double
Triangle Hill.
Wm. S. Hart
nnd
House Peters
In
Between Men
Ami Tht Sousittiuiiul KryMoiio
Dizzy Heights
nnil
Daring Hearts
T
IN THE PAST YEAR
WASHINGTON', An. 24. The
sfniitftl) of tho oryuiiizud naval mili
tia iwivnsl .approximate! y 'JO per
'mt during' the last fiscal year, the
navy depart merit announced today,
the force 7iow totaling JKiOQ men nnd
700 officers.
New divisions, marine companies
and aeronantie seetiuiis have been
organized in Hawaii, Illinois, Flor
ida, New York, Texas and Washing
ton. Other new divisions are being
funned, ut have not yet been mus
tered in.- Aeronautic sections also
have been created in the existing or
ganizations of New York, New .Jer
sey, California, Ohio, Oregon' and
Khode Island, the majority of which
are now equipped with their own ma
chines and which the navy depart
ment views as a valuable reserve for
the regular -acromial ic service.
The naval appropriation bill which
President Wilson is to sign toda.v
contains numerous provisions de
signed to popularize the naval mil
itia? service, and department officials
expect u marked increase in the ef
ficiency and numbers of the militia
force as soon as these provisions be
come effective.
EIGHT-HOUR DAY GRANTED
(Continued from page onni
President Wilson will answer today
or tomorrow.
Signs of unrest among tin; men, so
nppurent yesterday," disappeared to
day, and there were renewed indica
tions that the railroads would agree
on some proposal to include the
eight-hour day in a manner satisfac
tory to tlte employes' committee and
then bring nbout a deep investigation
of all the eollateral issues.
BULGARIANS WIN OVER ALLIES
(Continued from Page One,) !
lierlin dispatcher indicate that Rii-
inniiiu's attitude is still regarded by
the central powers as decidedly un
certain, while news from other
sources gives no e!ue as to whether
her entry into the war on the side of
the entente is imminent.
Activity on the Somme front in
northern Franee seems to have slack
ened momentarily, although the artil
lery is still being vigorously em
ployed. Another Zeppelin visited the Eng
lish enst coast last night. London as
serts that the bombs dropped fell in
open fields.
TWO GOOD LAWS
(Continued from page one)
ers were using the necessities of the
southern cotton raisers to squeeze
enormous rates of interest out of
them.
The passage of the federal reserve
net, however, makes this impossible
in the future. The federal reserve
board is given authority to fix tlie
1 Km tint rate nt which bankers may
diseount commercial papers with the
government reserve banks. This
holds down the interest rate to u
reasonable figure. Moreover, federal
reserve bunks could refuse to dis
count to bankers charging more than
the legal rate of interest or which
would refuse to make proper loans.
Care of the Farmer.
As the federal reserve net took
care of the business man. so the farm
loan act, just pnssed, will take care
of the farm owner. The latter has
always been squeezed by the bankers
through liiiih interest rates for any,
money which he wished to borrow, al
though his credit ought to he as goon!
as any business man's in the coun
try. Fuder the new law the farm
owner will he able to borrow money
a . the same rale the business man
Days. This will help him to market
his crops more profitably, will enable
him to secure money to make neces
sary improvements and so increase
ills earnings,
The appointment to the farm loan
board of men like Herbert Quick and
Captain W. A. Smith insures its
being carried out to the best advan
tage to the fanners. These appoint
ments show that; President Wilson is
anxious to secure the very best men
he can get to superintend the opera
tion of the law.
All kinds
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Southern Oregon's Leiuliiitj
Place of Amusement-
Chiblmi ruder id NOT
admit i''d unless ju-cnirpu-nied
by 'heir parents.
I'leiiso Coiiii Farly and
Avoid the Itush at Die
evening's show.
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Will Run for ONE Day More
BLEND
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earner) A Cnrarroa Co.
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fortable to throat
and tongue-a
SENSIBLE
cigarette.
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THIS MANTEL CLOCK ONLY $4
Illg Mens and Uiiby Kens at
otrUe clocks, etc. The now W
does not mind paying n Hide
Rims 8 days. Cathedral gong
Hour and half- hour .strike. Ma
hogany finish. A guaranteed time
keeper. Other 8-day clocks at $(!, S, $10,
Just as big values as tills one.
Our $1.50 alarm clock Is the most
dependable of any clock on the
market.
$2.50, traveling clocks, chime clocks,
nltham clock for particular people, who
extra.
MARTIN J. REDDY, The Jeweler
12 Main Strvt-t.
Tho House of Quality.
Visitors Alu-'tyM Welcome
Endorsed and recommended by
Dr. J. L. Hill, Rev. Frederick W.
Carstans and Rev. J. G. Rollins
ADMISSION 25c-Any Seat I
In the Country God Made
and M
an Forgot
There will be Horse Knees. You fellow with the
speedy nag 0 ET 13USY. Ball (James, Dancing and
other" SI'OIiTS, HAND M U.SIC EVKIiY DAY
HE All THAT? Dring your TENT and 1JEI) and
utilize the VU'KK OAM t'l XU (IKC)lTXns. . '
The..Date SEPTEMBER 2, 3, ,4
The Place... BROOKINGS, Curry County, Oregon
The Event : CHETCO COVE CARNIVAL
MRS. E. V. COFFIN
Teacher of
PIANO AND VOICE
(10 l!( INK avi:.
ruox'K niid-L
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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
ri'OKNK, OREGON
W.mi.-si
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V HI IN r.DUtAllONAL I '
that
vacation
Season Fare
$14.00
trip should not lie delayed
Newport
"Oregon's premier beach re
sort" is not far away and
is easily reaehed.
Daily Trains
from Albany and Corvallis.
Low round trip fares are
available, (lood hotel aceom
modations. Fine surf liath
ing. Duating on Yamuna
Day.
You can't beat Newport for
a place to enjoy a vacation.
John sr. Scott, Gencr-ul Pans. AgeDt,
Portlund, Ore on.
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