Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 12, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWQ MEDFO.RT) .MATL THfBlTN E, JlRDTORh, ORKOON', T17KSDAY, KKLTKMP.KR 12, WIG I0CAL AND PERSONAL Tr. Denim of Kosh I.1111C Is trans acting busiiK'KH in .Mcilloid today. John Simon Ik visiting f rli-iitl:; uiul relatives In the Hokuo Itiver vnhey. Mr. Simon left Ills former home in KukIo J'oliit rii yearn njio wui'iullii'; Ills time Fltico then In various pints of I Lie country, following IiIk occupa tion of miner. Get your baker? goods at De Vou'b. Sir. nnU lira. Irving UoiIko of !,k Crock are Hpitndlnis the l:iy In Med ford. Aro yon mill piiyjnn $1,011 for 10 Safety l(a.or ulutleH when you eun havo 12 of your (lull ones ro-Kliarp-oned and made as Rood us new for :i0e at Heath's IJitig Htore, opiioslto Nusli Hotel. Frederick Heath of Haulo Point npent Monday In Medford. iVValthani iiinlio 7 Jewels, 20-year cane. Ounrunteed. A flno time piece. At the rIkii of the red dial clock. Pay 10. Diamond, Jeweler ir2 Henry V. Orth Is a vlsllor In the city l'n in i oi I KlaniHlli. ' Seo the Block laheiB carried by the Medfoiil I'tiutlng Co., if you are in a hurry. .1. Vincent and Mr. and Mrs. i. A. MiiKbon ol ced spent Mon.i.iv and J riexday lr Medford. Medford boosters smoke tbo Med ford and Mt. l'itt cisuru. ' lialldi 0. .IcnnliiKH of Run,' ii. is tinttsnetiiiK liiiiiiness In the city today. . The now plant of tlie Nurral Bak Inn Company will be open for pub lic Inspection on or about September 1. Exact date 'will be announced later. South Front Btrcct. ' ' .1. H. Simons of KhkIo Point spent Tuesday in .Medford on buslueSii. Ilii Itnrmilk 3c quart at Do Voe'a. ('. W. iinrrlck of Salem Is in the city on business for tbo week. Why smoko bit cigars, when L (ondiis aro only 10c. C. 10. Chime of Yreku, spent Mon day and TuoHduy In Medford. ' Auto wheels repaired; first class Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub. llo ninrknt. Mr. unit Mrs. .r. T. C. Nash of Yrelia and Ilerkeley urn vintllnn frlendii In Mudfoid for tbo week, Ilaliory'Roods at lio Voo'u. . Howard Woodruff was arrested Tuosiluy inoriiltiK for ilninkenness and was released upon puyuieul of a fine of $."i.' (let your milk, cream, butter eggs and liutloriullk at Do Voe'a. I'M White of Antelope Is In Med ford Unlay, having brought In a load of choice pears, which be disposed of locally. Smoke a King Spitz cigar. Bo Tboy are hniuo-made. tf .1. l. Logan of Crescent City, Cal., arrived In Mod ford Inst night, hav ing driven from the coast. Mr. l.ogan is looking over the valley with a view to locating hero permanently. This .Is '.the week to bring In your dull Safety ltu.or blades and have lliem nmde as good as new at Heath's Drug Store, opposite Nash .Hotel. I'M LcKain of Lexington, Ky., is spending a few days In .Medford and vicinity, l,el me do your agate grinding and mountain. Satisfaction my guaran tee. At the sign of the red dial dock. Kay M. Illamoud, Jeweler. Ki'!J A. I'leinlug is a visitor in tbo city from Newark, New Jersey. l.uniu goods at Ho Voo's. W. II. Willis of Sullivan, lml.. spent Tuesday In Medford. See Dave Wood about that fire in surance policy. (Jftlco Mall Tribune litdg. Paul W. Moil-Is of I'orvallls Is visiting friends in Medlord. Something new, brick Ice cream in sanitary packages. Keeps two hours. Take one with you. Tho Shasta. .Medrmd merchants would be wil ling, they say, to have a circus come to town very often lr as much money would be spent as was the case yes terday. .Merchants and showmeu both agree thai the circus dropped iiiucb mure money here than Ibey lottU in at the performance. They spent ov,-r ! rr limse feed. ImiiLil'i a carload of flour, a large "liiaiit ily of meat, besides smaller ar ticles. ' Alter the show a continual stream of perioriuers could lie seen going down the track to the cars almost all with bundles under their anus. They purchased clothing be sides qiiuiilities of groceries to tide lliem over the :ioo-mile Jump to ( lib o. Itcstaiirauts all S'nidav night were crowded with show people. The theaters, bv renuest opened early at the matinee performances yesterday and bail capacity house, as they did Sunday. And the crimils, accord ing to Manager Hunt, were mosilj perrorniers from the circus. Typewriter paprr ot nil kinds at Sleilfonl Printing Co. Paul V. Marls of Corvallls Is In the city for ti few days on business. Try a King Spitz cigar and en courage home Industry. Miss Sum M. Hoffman of Portland 1b visiting, friends n Medford. 1 I (leorgo W. Sherwood of Tacoma is spending a few days in Medford and j vicinity. , De Voo buys bocr bottles. j .1. W. .McCoy of Kluinulh Falls spent Mnnilnc and Tuesday In Med ford on business. Dr. Klrchgessner will be at Hotel Nash every Wednesday. Hours for Mr. and Mrs. II. II. .Martin of Lake Forest, 111., spent Monday night in .Medford, leaving Tuesday morning for Crater Lake. Hatha 2r,c. Holul Holland. James lletsou Crleve, Jr., who has been the guest of J. .1. hiitchor re turned Monday to bis homo ut Pros pect. Siskiyou or Colestln water, 10c bottle at De Voo's; So doposlt on bottle. s C. S. Pendleton Is a business visitor In the city rroin Coiiiille. . Gates sells Ford cars, 1200 down and J2". a month. All Ibis week the sale of perfum ery Is on. li.lc per ounce for values from DOc to $2.00. Heath's Drug Store, opposite Nash Hotel. W. 11. McCliiro of Kervllle, Cal., Is spending u few days In tbo city oil business. Dig 5c milkshakes at De Voe'a. Isaac llest is a business visitor in Medford from Grants Pass. For the best Insurance seo Holmes Tho Insurance Man. 10. II. Day and family of Gold Hill spent .Monday anil Tuesday in Med ford. Why not got It at Do Voe's7 , Rudolph Peck of I, like Creek is in Medford trading today. Pears and apple label printers for the Iioguo river valloy. Medford Printing Co. Dolph Nailer has returned from Brookings, where be has been em ployed as millwright and carpenter. Hemstitching, pleating and all kinds of covered buttons made at Mrs. H. 10, llancy'B, Garnctt-Corcy bldg. .Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Parsons of tbo Hillcrest orchards arrived in Medford Tuesday morning from their homo at Seattle, Wash. Mrs. l.undy, Xu-llone CorBCts, Phono S2S, for call, 730 W. lltb st. Ashland Thursdays. ,' . 154 Miss Margaret Crlffln left Tuesday morning for Ilerkeley, where sho will attorn! tbo University of California. Buttermilk, 10c gal, De Voe's. lOarl Conklln left Tuesday morning for Dray, Cal., whore ho will reside. flet your gnsollno at Do Voe's. Mr., and. -Mrs. It. I,. Kay, who have been 111 tho East, buVo returned tp iMedford. , , , Pear label time Is here. Stock labels or special labels at the Med ford Printing Co. .'; , A. K. Krhu.it of ltpgti,e HiVer is spending the day In .Mod fold on. busi ness. Dance, Trail, Saturday, Sept. 111, orehcti'ii, supper. Como. 1-17 John Finger, who left Medford three years ago, and Is now employed at Oakland, Cal., Is visiting MeiUord friends. Mrs. 10. J. Mollis, of Trinidad, Col orado, left for southern California to day, on her way homo, alter a visit with Mrs. John II. Kngllsh, S2!i Min nesota, avenue, for the past six weeks. ilr. and .Mrs. F. K. Deuel have re turned from a trip in their cur to southern California. .1. W. t Dad) Duulap has rolurnod from a six mouths trip to New York City and other points. . Ili ad Kadi HI T, formerly of .Med ford. and now a resident of (Ileinlale, is spending a few days visiting Med ford friends. Jack Aitkin, county fruit Inspec tor, e;iterday pleaded guilty to the charge of killing u doe September .1 and paid a flue of $2.". The Soul hern Oregon Parents' Kd- iiciiliuunl Hiireau will not have a rest room at the fair owing o lack of available sluice. However. Ihoso In charge will be glad to welcome mil of town parents at the permanent location at the public library any Sat urday afternoon at 2: till o'clock. Miss A nun Piirueker spent Tues day afternoon visiting relatives In Ashland. Henry Trusty, mall carrier between lOagle Point and Persist, Is spending tho day In .Mcdioi'd. ItESOI.I TIUNS Ol'' I'OXIMIMOXCIO W'l I I0UI0AS, the Allwlse Supremo ('liiincclbir on high has culled to her reward the spirit of the wile of our esteemed llrolher Moko. There fore, be It Itesolved. That Talisman Lodge No. .11, K. of P. extend to llrolher Mean our sincere sympathy in his, sorrow. And. be It further Itesolved, That a copv or these res olutions be gicn to lllotber Meg", one copy furnished for publication and one copy died in the archives of the lodge. 10. W .lAtjPA, C. W. II MiUISO.V. M. A. KAHIOIt. Committee. (Mill Ol III WKS We wish to thank our many friends mid lleichhnrs for their kindness unit uipiithy during Hie illness and death of our beloved hushaliil anil father. Also (i. A. H. and I;, 'II. I Coriw toe their many kindnesses. ,MIIS U. It HOTl'UKISH. AND FAMILY. Children's Community Day pro gram at the enmity fair, Medlord, Sept. 1 I, is as follows: 10 a. in. Written spelling contest. 11 a. m. Tennis at Country club courts 1 mile east of town. 12 Harbecue. 1::I0 p. in. Minor sports at the fair grounds: Four legged race, plllo fight, r0 yard sprint (children mule 10), tug of war (a children under 10 from any school or community), bun eating contest, slow bicycle race. Field iiikI Truck Uveitis Hoys "A", 0 to 1: yearn: 50 yard dash, run broad Jump, shot put, 100 dash, pole vault. "U", I I to 1.1 years: shot put, 100 dash, pole vault, run broad Jump, 220 run. "O", Hi to 20 years: Pole vuult, 100 dash, run broad Jump, UNO run, shot put. Oil-In, "A", (I to II! years: no yard dash, Indian club race. "11", HI to 20 years: fin yard dash, buskct bull distance, basket 11., bas kets.,, "'' V Tennis doubles and-, singles will be held nt tho Country cHil) coiu-ts olio niflft'Oaut of town. Students partici pating are reiiiested to be at the courts promptly at II a., in. when drawings will bo made for nuitchns, and all should be provided with ten nis shoes and racquet. Unfinished matches will be resumed at 1:.''0 in the afternoon. ECOUAPSE niHBHEHH SUCCESSES IjU'lOlllOC, Sept. 12. Tho St. Law rence Bridge company mid tho Quebec llrldge commission are conducting a Joint investigation today Into the. col lapse of the central spun. of Ilia Que bec cantiliver - bridge over tho SL, Lawrence' river while It' was being hoisted Into position. The death list remains at eleven. , Accounts of survivors of tbo illsa!! ter and spectators are at hopeless vur-. lance, some holding that tho span It self buckled first, and others that the hoisting supports did not work uni formly, thereby throwing too much strain on the supports. lOngineers in charge of the con struction work said today that as soon as the cause of the accident is ascer tained the work of either reconstruct ing a new span or raising the col lapsed one would be undertaken im mediately. It was understood Hie work will ca-t $1.0110.(1(111. The opening of the bridge, sched uled .Tor, next .spring, has been Indefi nitely postponed. . 'J'li'bec liarbor officials, on finding that the fallen span did not block the ship channel, penulited today the resumption of navigation by ocean going vessels. DKNVKIi. Colo.. Sept. I'J. Fiiii woollier favored n heavy sole iu Col ol'llllo's pliluill'ic- lotlny. (ovcrilnr (leorge A. Carlson mid Siiiuuel I). S'ichol-on of l.cailville roiticMcil Hie republican noiiiiiiiitioti, while Julin C. Hunter was unop,M-e,l I'nr Hie item, .era tic gubernatorial nomination. l!cMile the lull .-late ticket, eiuigivs incn are being' neininatcil. Pioneer Asvoclatlnn Meeting Th- Southern Oregon Pioneers' as sociation win hold a lnei'ilng at Jack sonville at tisiil September 2X. Pio neers and their sous and daughters are cor.llullv Invited lo attend. I It' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST--Overcoat between Phoenix mid Three Oaks orchard. Fiip'er return to HaiiLvare store l'hoerix, or phone O-F-2 1 . I Hi Protect your Complexion with Marir.cllo Motor Cream Forms a protecting coat before the a.. plication of pnrtdcr. Keeps the skin smoetli and free from iiritatlun. and preients Lin ami sunburn. Price 50c 407 (imnell-tVivy Hid. BRITISH WARSHIP ERH WASIIIN'tlTOX, Sept. . Violn tie n of American neiitrnliiy Uv HritMi tuipeilii lion I which lml, I .up and examined Hie Philippine steamer Ccbit wit liin the territorial waters of the Philippines, was reported to the witr deportment today by (inventor (lenel'.'ll Hal'liMin. ti,,., dispatch illl meiliiilelv was t rnti'-mil led to the slute department mid mil ,e iniiile ( he siilijeet ol' a vigorous protest lo Great P.ritain. The incident occurred ycslenlny, one mile ami u liuH' ol')' Ciirnbao isl and. According: to Hie report ol' the steamer's master. Lieutenant liniles, coiuiuiiniliug II. M. S. deslrover No. 2. hoarded tile Cebu, nuiilu ililiifies aliout her passengers mid took both Hie ship's miliiil'est and lier passen ger list. Apparently the ol'Iieer was seiirehini; lor a man named liady, wlio wns not round. On releasing Ihe Cebu, Hie lieuten ant miide this note on lier log: "Hoarded nl .'l:."i() n. m.', Il-ll-lti, examined and passed. " There has been more Hum one eoni- plninl iilinul Ihe activity ol' the llritisli vessels nroiiiul the Philippines, uiul while Governor (leiierul Harrison's report I'lirnishes Ihe basis for u spe cific protest, it is probable Hint Great lirilain will be called upon lo restrict the operations ol" lier patrol ling sipiailron generally in mid near Ihe lerritorial waters of the islands. Ill order that there might be no mis take about where tlie Cebu was ut Hie lime she wns held up, her exact position was given by the master ns liillons: Latitude, 14 degrees, l(i minutes; longitude, Hit) degrees, .,"i minutes, or one and a hall' miles from Ciiralino island. IN . CARPATHIANS rKTIiO(IKAI). Sepl. l-'.-N.'w piMluiHis art- ;innonutM'r ny tin w;u niricc tntluy. Scvcrnl Ihm1i(s in tho Itjiily-Chrrt'iiiDsli region near the !tn- kmvhia lionlcr wvvv Inki'u aixl held' ;iinl Kit j nil mountain, to the south. !iN was ca)thiiTl today with m-arly WOO orisonors. The ot'lit'ial stalcincnl says: "In the region of the Kivrr ln'alv- Clicrcniosli our-troops farrin! srveral Ik'i-hls. Kiiomy attempts to regain 1 licni were iinsncecst'al. "la the wooded Carpathian, in (lie region ol' Kaput mountain, our troops upied a v'uVuu north tit Knpul mitiiutiiin, and, pur-miiii.' tin enemy, also tiMk possession of this mountain, makia prisoner iu this operation thirteen offieers and 000 men and rnpliirin:: eveu maehine inm, three trem-h mortars and one earelditrht. "Caueiwus front: Our detachment eaplmid the pyramidieal mountain smith ol" Ihe village nf I'irdiani ami oeeiipied the height on Ihe left hank of tlie river ,Miis!adaraki. Snow fell in the mountain and ' there was frot." How's This? IVo nltr Out HMiKlrnd IMIsi-h Rcnvunl f-r snj i-Hfli of iitsnh tliiil t'niiiHit Iw- curfl liv llnll' t'aiarth Cmc. V. J. CHKNKY Jt UU. TiUel. (). Wp. (ln iindvrstitncil, hnt known !', .t, ni-ncv P tbi: lt l.l .rti. imkI WMi'vc lilut wrfoctly iMtuirnlilc Iu all Imsfui'Kct ir.iiiMcUuiijt iii liiinii. inU.v ship io curry miL any uMIkiUIwu. amtltf ly Iil. firm. NAT. HANK OF OOMMKIU'K. Ti.I.hIii. Ohio. tlsll's Cstarrh Cnrp I :-K"n Iiii.-rnnt'v. ndluK ilrivtly i);i(Hi Ihi' Ithnnl mul uiiioti Mjrftn" ot tli" ftn. TpstlmonlaU (H'lit fr4-( lrlcv 7ft Xnt icr Nltl. SoM hy aU Drtl(.'j;is(s. Children's Eyes retuire en refill watehili, ipecinlly during school yearn. At thn fust 1 siKn oT weHkness lliey Fhould liHvoj their to examined, and if n. -'bi-ary i (ioi.'ses should te worn . Tht'. ni.y. Ie ret:mU ta their studies hy Kye stiaiu, DR.RICRERT r l he May liiiivui,v. SMELTER TRUST MOW YOltlf, Sept. 12. Tho semi annual report of the American Smelt ing and Kcfiniiig Company for the six mouths ended June 31, last, shows an enormous gain in earnings over tbo first half of la 15. Net Income for tbo six months applicable to dividends amounted to H 1.1 ir,.i;:i I, an increase over 1915 of $(1,125,712. After payment ot dividends on preferred and common shares there was carried to the credit of tho surplus $U,(i I2,9ti0. Tho abnormal increase Is duo to greater production, higher prices and new linos of business In which thg com pany has become Interested. No part of the earnings was derived from Its Mexican properties, which have been in u state of suspension. L. E. McDonald of the Hogue 101k resort is In Medford on business this afternoon. "LITTLK COMItADE" Is u term complimentary to any wife; but how few now-a-days deserve the compliment!' If Ill-health prevents women should- remember that there Is one tried and truo remedy for their ailments, that Is Lydia 10. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. This medicine niado from roots and herbs has for forty years been alleviating the suf fering of women, making (hem healthy and strong, and better wives and mothers. Adv. ' AMXS10MEXTS TONIGHT. Page Win. S. Tn tin Primal Lure Von cull I'ci'l tin: breutli fit' tlie till outdoors as j't'ni follow W. S. .Hart in his ailvi'iitiu't's. ' ' Keystone THE LOVE COMET a decided novelty in Keystones all the laughs you can crowd into 2-reel time. TOMORROW Theda Bara in East Lynne iStar Theatre NOW, PLAYING mi i:itnti) 1'iioToi'i , . PitliSIOXTS RUPERT JULIAN in thu Buiiiitil'iil ami t'octic Five , Ait Drama of, Love "Naked Hearts" Bused on Lord Alfred Tennyson's llt'iintilnl Pooin, ".Mimd" The. I'ust liuclu'diiiK i ii.xci:i,i. mi. i, i (. ion Tome Into the garden, .Mimd, For the black hut, night, has riowu Come iiita the Barilen. .Maud, I am hete il the mite alone." Uei-nlliiin th du.vs of Chivalry, itoviv iiiit nieiiiorlea or. Youthful Love. He riectini; the Ue'eiiest of I.ove Tras tdles. ' The Artistry of Photoplaying Iteailies I'lrfection. lieautiful Wom en and Chivalrous .Meu Will Bring l)e llKht. .Valorous Deeds Portrayed In Thrilling Episodes. The Acme or l)e liBhtful Scenes and Urllllant Acting. NEWS PICTORIAL riiMlM. ;ko.jikii.n in PASVI AI.K rri THEDA f BARA f i-tA in M-U EAST ;:. LYNNE Vw'i TOMORROW PAGE EDWARD CHARLES ROOT Music Studio COI.LHGE lIl'lLDIXli. 31 NOItTIf ClUAI'H ST UK FT. Teacher of Violin, Clarinet and Fretted Instruments Modern sclentluic instruction. individuality is assured and sustained. Orchestral tralnitih-, Ititluu ing j I .-; til ino for pupi's. PIANO INSTRUCTION D. Gertrude Shoults Teacher of Experience and Pupil of Fred Alton Haight rilollt' ll(i-li MLSS EDNA WARNER Teacher of the Popular Funiliinii'iitals of music learned by 'means of panics. ; Applicable for pupils of any age over five years. Hotel Holland Building Over the Mail Tribune IMmne :!ll-,l MRS. E. V. COFFIN Teacher of PIANO AND VOICE 00 IIOSH AVE. MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony A successful teacher who gots results quickly. To avoid disap pointment, register now, us vacant lesson periods are limited. HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO 401Gmuott Melforu Oregon PROGRAM Jackson County Fair MEDFORD SEPT. 13, 14, 15 and 16 Thursday, Sept. 14-SchooI and Community Day Baseball coninieiieiiig I'J oYlork. Harbeeue, free, V2:'M o'elonk. Kelay vaee, Ashland, Appleate, Orauls Pass anil Medford represented, for championship southern Oregon. SCHOOL AND FIELD PROGRAM All Jackson county schools represented, with a var ied assortment of events included in such meets lasting three hours, Friday, Sept. 15-AshIand's Day at the Fair llaseball, commencing 12 o'clock. Two-year-old running race, tlirue-eigbtlis mile. Cowboys' pony race. Bull riding. Quai'tei'-inile running race, (loat roping. Cowgirls" running race. ' Half-mile running race. I'clay race. Bucking contests. Wild-horse race. Novelty races and stunls. Saturday, Sept. 16-Everybody's Day at the Fair Cowgirls' running race. ' '' Bull ritling. Cowboys' running race. Three-eighths mile running race. (ioat roping. Five-eighths mile race. Steer bullilogging. Bucking contests. Belay race. Wild'-Jiorse race. Novelty races and stunls. NIGHT PROGRAM Hood program each night uptown, consisting of music, vaudeville, style shows with living models, etc., free to all who attend the afternoon perform ance at fair grounds, in the room corner of Central avenue and Sixth street, opposite M. I & If. store. Tlie ' iinfoldmeiit of the p'lpllu O 5155 Pi'iinsvlvaiiia Ave. Fletcher Music Method J PHONE SOO-L - Coiey ltulldliig : I'lunio Ti. ,S V