Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 22, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWfl MEDFORD MATT THTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1916 TOCAL AND 1 PERSONAL A number of Inquiries liave been received by tho Medford Chamber of Commerce usktng for information, both specific and general, concerning Medford and vicinity. Among those Inquiring are: Alex P. fiashart, . O. box 2'. Clifton, Ariz., general in formation; 11. M. Speed, Kresno, Cal., Irwin, Los Angeles, Cal., general In formation; I). M. Hiited, Fresno, Cal., general infoniiatlon ; Pete Davis, P. O. llox 12.1, American Falls, Idaho, one of a party of home-seekers, look ing for cheap land; A. W. Kurth, 3111 Kustlake ave., Seattle, Wash., general Information on farm lund. Hemstitching, pleating and nil kinds of covered buttons made at Mrs. I). E. Ilaney's, Carnctt-G'orey bid)?. A new station agent for Medford I will be appointed from the seniority Harvey Hall was n business visitor In the city Friday from Ragle Point. Mrs. Leach, corsets to order, ma terial and fit guaranteed. Phone GS3-J. Arthur M. Geary arrived from Portland Friday morning to spend a few days on their Griffin Creek ranch. Something nov. In tiffany ring mounting. Let me show you. Fay K. Diamond, Jeweler. l.'R' Fl. C. Pcch of Lake Creek trans acted business In Medford Friday . Got your bakery goufls at De ;TanUR PIirlv , October Voa'8. ,W. G. Mesall was a business visitor in the city Friday from Lake Creek. Sell those clean cotton rags while the high prices ore on. Medford Printing Co. J. C. Illgger of Portland Is spend ing n few days lu the city on busi ness. See the stock labels carried by the Medford Printing Co., if you are in a hurry. Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Dougnll, A. Tt. Moylon and George Hansen- of San Francisco arrived In Medford Thurs day evening In their car and left Fri day morning for Craler Lake. Medford boostors smoke the Med ford and Mt. Pitt cigars. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. lloolli nnd Miss Davis of San Francisco aro tourist visitors 111 the city today having ar rived in their car Thursday evening. Buttermilk 3c quart at De Voe's, J. T. Logan Is n business visitor In tho city from Waldo, Oregon. We have a tolophone too, the num ber In 216. llutterfleld Grocory David Keith of Salt Lake spent Thursday and Friday In Medford on business. War prices paid . for clean cotton rags at Medford Printing Co. M. J. de Tloehomont arrived in Medford Thursday evening and will spend a few days in Medford and vicinity. Why smoke bit clgar9, when La Gondas are only 10c. William Lawrenco of Gazelle Is visiting Medford friends for a week. Auto wheels repaired; first class Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable, Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub. Ho market. iVance McKee of Monroe, Ore., Is In Iho city for n few days on busl ncss. Bakery goods at De Voe'a. W. H. Marlon of llnrrlsburg nr rived In Medford Frldny morning. lie will bo the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Oleason on their ranch noar Fugle Point. ' Wo have a telephone too, the num ber Is 21(1. llutterfleld Grocery. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. T. Prlco of Los Angeles nre spending tho day in Med ford, hnvltig slopped off en routo to their home after a trip as far north as Senttlo and Rainier iNatlonul park. Get your milk, cream, butter eggs and buttermilk at De Voe's. D. Looney of McMlnnville, Ore., is spending a fow days in the city oil business. ' Highest cash price paid for clean cotton rags. M.edford Printing Co. tf Willis Oarho Is a business visitor In the city from Rosoburg. Offices have been opened for Doc tors Dow nnd Tho How Hospital In tho Medford Furniture and Hardware Building. Drs. M. C. Dow will bo In the offices from 2 to !i p. m. Tolo phone 131). Mr. and Mrs. It. Gals nnd child, Mrs. G. A. Musson and Miss Agnes Perry of Weed are spending the day In Medford. Smoke a King Splti cigar, Go. They nre homo-made. tf Fred llansson of Itosehurg Is In Medford for a few days on business. Lunch goods at Do Voo's. Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur V. Dunn of GrantK Pass spent Thursday and Fri day In Medford. Nat dance. Saturday night, good music, splendid lime. H. L. Mnbcock is a business visitor in the city from Mend. No Hunting slmis for sale at the Mall Tribune office. A number of Kai:lo Point men nt lendel the anniversary session of the loral Flks lodge last night. Among them were; W. H. Clements. S. II. Holmes, J. V. Mclntyre. Dr. W. P. Holt, W. E. Hammond, Frederick! Heath and Hoy Ashpolo. i No trespass sli:ns tor sale nt the! Mall Tribune office. TO ORDER $25.00 UP Frank Coriies. Mr. nnd Mrs. Also Cleaning, Pressing anil Altering Everett Mr-Arthur and Miss Maud 128 E. MAIN, UPSTAIRS .......r. , .i.u ium wees iroiu a trip to the coast. Lnmb nnd .votinc beef at Public Market .Saturday, llooth 1 1. Mrs. Hose Davis has returned to her home In Weed, after spending a week In Medford visiting Medford friends, nnd relatives. See Dave Wood about that flro In guranro policy. Office Mall Tribune Dldir. Charles Heftier of Glendale Is a business visitor In the city todav. I Aiicnii i tie dance Saturday night at Nut. Howell's orchestra. Hoar Howell's ri-plece orchestra Nat. dance Saturday night. W. 11. Mcllrlde of Illinois valley spent Thursday afternoon In Medford transacting business. In the recent publication of county court proceedings tiie allowance to W. C. Leever Tor labor should be $10, ins!. ml of $11100. William Ueebe of llutte Falls was a business visitor In Medford and Jacksonville Thursday Spend Sunday at Ihe new Rogue Elk hotel. Excellent fishing. Illg chicken dinner for fiOc. 158 Miss Graco Young of Rogue River is spending tho week with Medford friends. Something new, brick Ice cream In sanitary packages. Keeps two hours. Take one with you. The Shasta, Frank .lohnson of Grunts Pass spent Thursday In Iho city transact Ing business. Try n King Spitz cigar and en courage homo industry. D. S. Eaton has returned to bis home In Glcndnlo after spending a week In Medford on business. llloar Howell's 5-leco orchestra Nat dance Saturday night. David McGinn of Snlmoii Bar, Cal., spent, Thursday In tho city on busi ness. Do Voe buys beer bottles. Thomas Grants of Redding, Cal., transacted business In Medford and Jacksonville Thursday. Baths 2rc. Hotol Holland. Mrs. Walter Mundy received the sad Intelligence Thursday of the death of her mother, Mrs. C. M. Hlrh ards, following an operation In a hos pital In the east. Mrs. Richards lived for a year In this city, whero Bhe made many friends, who will be sorry to hear of her death. The funeral services will ho held In Fort Scott, Kansas. Siskiyou or Colestln water, 10c bottlo at Do Voe's; 6c deposit on bottle. John O'llrlen of Applegnte Is at tending high school In Medford. Dr. Klrchgessner will he at Hotel Nnsh every Wednesday. Hours for consultation, 10 to 3. James T. White has moved to Grants Pass, whero ho assumed the management of tho Grnnts Pass of fice of tiie Oregon Gas and Electric Company. Gntcs sells Ford ears, $200 down and $25 a month. William Fancher spent Thursday ovenlng and Friday in Gold Hill. Get your gasoline at De Voo's. T. McNeil of Bilker. Or.. Is In LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 22. gover nor .Moreheinl, Attorney (lencral ltc.cd anil the slate railroad coiiimKion to day obtained in the stale supreme court n temporary rest'i'iiiniiig order against the seven railroads in Ne braska, resirainintr lliein from nit -tim; into effect the higher tariffs proposed to the commission yosler day. The railroads have applied in tile federal court at Omaha for a re st raining order nu'uinM the railroad commission, to prevent it from en forcing the present class freihl rates of the state. A hcariii1.' oil tile appli cation is set for tomorrow. The railroads have appealed Hie present elass freight rales lo the su preme court, and llic case is to be heard at the next sittiuir of the court. The stale is asking that the roads lie re-trained until a hearing is held on tho uppeal. The hearing on a pcrmu ncnl injunction is set for October 'J. ROBS FOR THRILLS m : 1 .i. the city on business for a few days. Dig f.c milkshakes nt De Voe's. A. C. Abrnins loft Frldny morning for Portland cn n business trip. For tho best lnsuranco see Holmes The Insurance Man. Miss Hazel Carnell of Wellen Is visiting friends lu Medford. Why not get It at De Voe'sT James Plerson of Gold Hill spent Thursday uftornoon In Medford. Mrs. Lundy, Nu-Hone Corsets, Phono 82S, for call, 730 W. 11th st. Ashland Thursdays. 154 James Tracer of Klamath' Falls Is transacting business in Medford to day. Iluttermilk, 10c gal. Do Voe's. II. L, Geim is attending u conven tion of Western 1'nlon managers of this district In Eugene. Typewriter paper of all klfda at Medford Printing Co. The ladies of the Loyalty Circle of Ihe M. E. church will have home rooking at the Public Market Satur day, 1.1 (Ph SuiK (fi TWO TRIPS DAILY BETWEEN MEDFORD and EAGLE POINTj 8. II. Ilarnlsh'i auto will leave! Eagle Point nt 8 A. M. and 1 P. M dally, except Sunday; leave Medford 9 A. M. and P. M. Will call for passengers at hotels In .Medford and hotels and business houses in Engl Point. 1'iioNU a .2 on a-xs. ATHENS, Sept. 22. Further dis orders In Greek Macedonia, where a revolutionary movement has been in progress for some time, were re ported today. A dispatch from Kozhuni (a town of some 10,000 In habltanls, 55 miles southeast of Monnsllr) says the Greek civil au thorities have been removed from of fice by the inhabitants. Tho police chief and the military governor, with a company of the 3 1st regiment of the line, nre said to have joined the uprising. X J&V' Cur, ) DIED KICIIAUDS Mrs. C. M. liiclinrds. formerly of Medford, died at Sisters of .Mercy hospital, I'iltsliunr, lJn.. Thursday morning', September 121, while mi u visit lo her daughter, Mrs. Archibald Jones, of Lnngloth, I'a. She is survived by her husband, ('. 51. Richards, of Kl Dorado, Kan.: her laughters, Lmmi Ifichards of K.I Do rado, .Mrs. Walter Mundy of Medford and Mrs. Jones. She will be buried t Fort Scott, Kim., Saturday after noon. Deceased lelt Meillord a year i with her family. I'M u a nl Meay, i7-ycar-od eobhler Imrglur, church member nnd father of three grown children. Me was ar rested recently in Los Angeics and detectives found n cache in the rear of his cobbler's shop, containing; sev eral thousand dollars' worlh of jew elry and n varied i-t of plunder from his various excursions in tho ni'ht. "It w as advent inc. not tolil, that I wanted," said Meay. ''I'm not a regular burg-lni" thai is a criminal. Since my wife dieil I have been haunt ed with a dread loneliness and u craving- for excitement. '' lie mended shoes by day lo gctl money ami robbed houses by night lo .get thrills. ' WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. Tariffs proposing Increases of from two and one half to nine cents per hundred pounds on lumber and other forest productions from Pacific coast terrl- T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Tweuty-fivo horse pow er four-cylinder gasoline motor, suitable for running small farm machinery. Inquire Jackson Coun ty Creamery or phone 51. Every One Is lovivccl to attend the selling of the Special induce ments will be offered to any one wishing to buy all or any part of this fine stock lory to Michigan points were sus pended by the Inter-state commerce commission today until June - 23, pending investigation. from "several most reliable sources." Wihllo he did not divulge his source of Intelligence, he said that he had every reason to believe that his re port to the war department was founded on fact and not based on border rumors. General Hell refused to comment on General Trevlno's statement. J'OKTI.AXD, Or., Sept. 2-. -The arrival of 1(10 freight cars tor dis tribution to shippers from lliinting; lon, Or., lias tended to relieve the shortage on Ihe Oregon-Washington Kailroad & Navigation company's lines, it was stated today. The short age on the Southern Pacific, - how ever, continues ' acute, according to reports reaching here. Thirty-six cars reached Ashland last night, but Iho demand is still in excess of Ihe H'l'l.v: STORY OF VILLA RAID FALSE (Continued from page oner rumors, I understand," said General Funston. "Of course the army had no repre sentatives In Chihuahua and could not get first hand details." There are now about 5,000 de facto government troops In Chihuahua City, according to General Pershing. A large percentage of these aro rein forcements rushed in from the south since the battle, Indicating that Tre vlno's force prior to the attack, was comparatively weak. BATTLE TIDE FAVORS GERMANS (Continued from page one- even reach the French lines, being forced back to their trenches with I heavy losses by the fire of the French i guns. On Muccdonuin Front. On the Macedonian front in the region north of Fiorina the entente drive towards Monastir apparently Ib developing strtngth. The Serbians are reported to be continuing their advance on the Rroda, reaching a point near I'rbani (Vrbeni), eight miles northeast of Fiorina on the railroad to Monastir. Immediately north of Florlna the Bulgarians are making a stand, but according to Paris failed in an attack on French troops in this region. To the west the entente forces are moving for ward toward tlio heights cf Poplll, 1 0 miles from Fiorina. lArtillery fire of Increasing inten sity Is reported from the liritish front In the Dolran region. On the extreme easterly end of the line British warships near the mouth of the Struma have been shelling Bul garian positions In the vicinity of Neohori. Founded on Fart. EL PASO. Tex., Sept. 22. Briga dier General George Hell, Jr., com manding the El Paso military dis trict said today that his information concerning Villa's hidalgo attack upon Chihuahua City was obtained " ' WOMEN'S Stomach Troubles The Great Woman's Medi cine Often Just What Is Needed. We are so used to thinking of Lydis E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy exclusively for f emule ills that we are apt to overlook the fact that it is one of the best, remedies for disorders of the stomach. For stomach trouble of women it is especially adapted, as it works in com plete harmony with the female organ ism, since it contains the extracts of the best tonic roots and herbs. It tones up the digestive system, and increases the appetite and strength. Hero is what one woman writes showing what this medicine does : Newfield, N. Y. "I am so pleased to say I can recommend Lydia E. Fink ham 's Vegetable Compound as un eco nomical and beneficial remedy in most ailments pertaining to women. At least I found it bo by only taking two bottles. I had indigestion in a bad form and I am now feeling in the best of health and owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound," Mrs. Burr Williams, R.D.No.29, New field, N.Y. Many women suffer from that "all gone feeling," and "feel so faint," while doing their work. Ten chances to one their digestive system is all oub of order. A tablespoonful of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after each meal should completely remedy this condition in a few days. Coldaa West Ccrtvc is .mt ki'.m" r 9 BWSWarSiSM""'" MISS EDNA WARNER Teacher of the Popular Fletcher Music Method FunrtiUiioiitiils of music lenvncil liy means of frames. Applicable for pupils of any affe over five years.' Hotel Holland Building Over the MailTribiine Phone 31 l-J Protest iiiK Prohibitive Hardware He Published Semi-Occasioimlly by Crater Lake llnrdwai-o Co. Written With Doiilile-liitted lb'ond Ax. VOL. 5. MEDFOMD OKKGOC, 323 MAIX ST., SEPT. 22, 191C Wilson or Hughes? The political situation will not be decided until nfter election. After which will come the "I told you so" stuff which Is so interesting to everybody, but there is one thing the wise ones have decided; that we are giving tho people of Medford bigger values for their money than they have ever seen before. You tlo not have to wait until election to find tills out. Come to our store Saturday and take a look at our up-to-date stock of Hardware and Sporting Goods, and be convinced. Thank you. For the Ladies V want our lady customers to leave their name nnd address with us. The Holiday Season is coming on and it is possible that we will have a remembrance for you. Sportsmen's Corner Doves Open season Sept. 1st to October 31. Chinese Pheasants Open season Oct. 1 to Oct. 10. Quail Open season Oct. 1 to Oct. 31. We carry complete line of Winchester Repeater Shotguns, Shells, nnd Winchester nnd ltemington Pump Guns. ; Big 15c Sale of Graniteware A large shipment of Gray Enameled ware, con sisting of Lipped Sauce Pans, Collnuders, Wash Basins, Milk Pans, Mixing Bowls, Ladles, Cups, etc. to be sold Saturday at out Special Sale for 15c. Now on display in our windows. Take our advice and come early. They will not last long. Stoves Barler and iv'ew Perfection Oil Heaters, of all sizes. . The very thing to take the chill out of the room these crimpy mornings. Complete line of Heating Stoves ranging from $2.50 lo $20.00. Remember this we can save you money on stoves. Gasoline and Oils I'NIO.N (.'ASOI.EXE MOTOItU.Et MOTOItlll, AKIKTO ZKliOLEXE Give us a trial. IGET THE PAGE HABIT TODAYE i y.vV,i,',,, , PLAYING TODAY -AND TOMORROW TALMADGE in the unusually interesting and novel photoplay THE FINE ARTS KIDDIES Support Miss Talmadge in a Story We Sincerely Recommend as Unusual and Thoroughly Enjoyable PAG! MATINEES DAILY ,y 2 p. m. EVENING 7 p. m. iv Adults - 15c Children - 5c MACK SWAIN in "AMBROSE'S CUP OF WOE" A Keystone; filled with ftxtlKlinosJi, teii4ined "Willi joy nnd served in SIMM fwt of chuckles.