PAGE TW
irrcnTOTtT) matt; trtrxtne, mrdfotid, oheoox. moxday, octotieti 2, ioi
I0CAL AND
J PERSONAL
Miami, Arizona, papers contain tin; ;
announcement of I ho incorporation of
tho CIrealer Ajo Copper company, cap
italized at J r,,K00rui)(i, to operate roii
j)or inlniiH in Yumo county, mo miles
from the border. A. R Saline, for
merly of Medford la the inoviuK spirit
in ihe. project.
Order a case ot WHnliard Nr-rtor.
You will like It. Phone r, I,
MIfs Juno lliniiutii left Sunday ev
ening for 1-os Anmdos where she will
study music for Hevernl nigutlia
thin winter. She was accompanied hy
Mrs. Henry Keino, who Ik onrouie to
Davenport, Iowa, whore, she will visit
relatives,
10. A. Hildrelb, Sr., of liutte Kali",
was a recent Medford visitor.
Pear label time Is hero. Stock
labolfi or special labels at the Mod
ford printing Co.
City Klocf rician Hintmin sustained
a slightly Injured band Sunday morn
ing while washing a malted milk bot
tle. Tie filled tho bottle hair full of
hot water and screwed the lid on and
It blew up, scalding and cutting bin
right hand badly.
J. W. Swaren of Haywood, Cat., Ih
visiting In Medford Mi in week.
Highest prico paid for ' ntr'Mlv
fresh much e;xt.'H. f'afn Holland.
J. W, Martin of Seattle I stopping
in Medford for a few days.
' Cot your kuhoUiir at T)e. Voo's.
1 h. 11. Pulton of Chicago In in Med
1'6 rd for a few days vifdl this week.
' Many people upproelalo Woinliard
Nectar, because they like it ko. Phono
r'l- for delivery.
R. I J. Helt.ol of Dayton, Ohio, is
visiting In Medford for a few days.
Wo advise any nun wanting China
pheUKantH mounted to have It done
this year, as the season will probably
be closed next year. KiN"
Tl. II. Carson of Portland Is in
Medford on business today.
T will not charso you anything if
T can not fix your watch to keep
satisfactory time. Kay 10. Diamond,
Jeweler, At tho Hlgn of tho red dial
clock. IC".
Chan. R. Palcholdnr of Portland i
stopping in Medford today.
War prices paid for clean cotton
rags nt Medford Printing Co.
i T. W. .lonen of Milwaukee is stop
ping In Med lord for a few days.
Have you tried tho'Welnhard Nec
tar? It's tho most popular drink.
Phone nt.
P. 11. Uelme.Mng of Portland Ib in
Medford on bu Minnas today.
Mi'H. Pencil, Parclay Tailor made
corsets, guaranteed. Phono tISS-.T,
It. C. Hush of Applegalo was in
Medford Monday after nupplleK.
Sell those clean cotton rags while
the high priceu are on. Medford
Printing Co.
Archie Met. each of Haiidon Is
Medford on business today.
Pig 5c milkshakes nt Po Voe'a.
Jack Narehun nf Prospect hi
Medford on business today.
Seo the stock labels curried by
tho
Medford Printing Co., if you are
In
a hurry. j
It. K. (Jordan of Pan Francisco Is i
visiting In Medford today. j
Fee Pnvo Wood about (hat fire In-!
Aiirnuco policy. Office Mall Trillium
Pldg. ;
N. J. lieft of San Jose, is visiting
friends in Medford this week,
Putterniilk, lite gal. Po Voe's.
O. K. Hampton of Kagle Point was
in Medford on business Monday.
Putterinilk He quart at Pe VoeV
(ioldie Abbott of Central Point was
a visitor in Medford Monday,
Auto wheels repaired; flrpt class
Job guaranteed. Price reasonable.
Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub.
lie market.
Harley Crif.g of Pasadena. Calif.,
is stopping in .Medford for a few days.
Po Von buys beer bottles,
Chas. Salmon of ew York, is stop
ping In Medford for a few days,
Pakery goods at On Voo'9.
A. P. Smith of Perl laud was in
Medford on business Monday.
Clot your milk, cream, butter oggs
and buttermilk at Po Voe'a.
A. S. Myers of Kiikcii'' in visiting
friends in .Medford this week.
No Himthiv'; shuis lor sale at the
Mail Tribune office.
V. X Haes of I .ns Angeles Is stop
ping in Medford for a few days.
Hates sella Ford cars, $200 down
and $:!T a month.
H. K. Huriy.'r, wife and daughter of
Salem, are visiting In Medford this
week.
Xo tre:.j a ;s M'-:ns for sale nt the
Mail Tribune office.
W, P. Mii cod of Project was In
Medford on bu ln. s Monday.
Paths 2 Tie. Hotel Holland.
K. .!. SaPidiP nf Stnikann, YVn.. i:
isiiln-: In .Vedfurd thlv. week.
Henu-tit.'liiii:'. pi.,iMng and all
kinds or covered buttons made at
Mrs. ll. P. Hunex 's. Cut uett-Corey
hide.
P. S. HU! nf Ci.pa'-e (Itovr is vis
iting frl iu!s in M.-dfonl thU week.
Sirk iymi or Coli-st hi water. 1 do
bottle at Po Voe's; ro. deposit on
botilo.
A. W. V'tn v of ti Pj.tui I: t o is
in Medford on buiuhi v toiiav.
Paul B. MeKco of San Francisco
Is visiting hero this week.
Max It. Levy of San KraneiH-o is
in Medford on businc-H.
For tho best Insurance see Holmes
The hit.iiraiieo Man.
J. .1. Fpnn of San Francisco was
a busiio s:-, visitor in Medford Monday.
Phillip Pfselmr of Portland is stop
ping In Medfoitl fr a few day.-t.
l)r. Klnl'i.;es;,ner will be at Hotel
Nash every WYdnosda . Hours for
consultation, 10 to '
Alexander It. Wheeler of Panadena
is stopping in Medford for a few days.
C. Udell of Ki'de Point is In Med
ford on birdnesM fodt'.y.
Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
Hobcrl Newman of the Miravlsta-
orchards wax, in Medford on business
Monday.
You will get good measure und
rood gasoline if you get It at Pe
Voo'h.
Tho rewiring of the Washington
school was ronipleted Saturday. The
men for rewiring was the danger i
of fire. j
You will gel good nieasuiff and
good ga; oline If yon get it at He
Voe's.
Alexander Davis of New York Is
stopping in .Medford for a few days.
Lieut. Willis Shappane of the V.
S. army at Kugene is stopping in
Medford for a few days.
Rev. Handy of Central Point was
In Medford on business today.
Airs. KnntiR Pehh and daughter,
Sarah, were visiting in Medford Mon
day. Pr. Kalade and wife of Seven Oak';
v ere Medford visitors .Monday.
Pen Hilton of Central Point was
shopping In Medford today.
Mrs. Pen iiropby of Kagle Point
was shopping in Medford Saturday.
Mrs. T. F. Polt. and son of Fagie
Point were In Medford on business
Saturduy.
John W. Johnson and family visited
In Ashland Sunday afternoon and
evening.
J. W. Myers and wife of Central
Point were Medford visitor today.
Ceo. Hilton of Central Point was
In Modford on business today.
T. 10. Nichols of Fagle Point was
shopping In Medford Saturday after
noon. Win. Puller of Fagle Point was
trading In Medford Monday.
Mr. Verbic of Union creek was in
Medford for supplies Monday.
Mrs. Newman of Miravlstn orchards
Ik visiting in Central Point today.
It. A. Peck of Pake creek wjis trad
ing In Medford Monday.
Frank Troffron of Ashland, plead
ed guilty Monday In the justice court
tit Ashland, To hunting without a li
cense, and was fined $1T( and costs.
Senator II. Von dor Hellen of AVul
len was a Medford visitor Monday.
Henry Pnsty.of persist was in Med
ford on business Saturday.
Thomas Nichols of Pake creek war,
trading in Medford Saturday.
Claude Chapman of Medford motor
ed to Rosehurg and return Sunday.
It. O. Freeman of Nevada Is visit
ing Pester Pewia nf Medford today
They wore former acquaintances In
Nevada.
I W C. 1. never nf fViitr.-il Point Ih hi
Med lord on business today.
Miss Mary Polt'. and Miss Olond
win P.rophy of Faglo Point were week
end visitors at the homo of J. 11.
Bryant of Medford.
Roy Ashpole and wife of Fagle
Point were Sunday visitors in Med
ford. Air. and' Mi s. V. T. Harriott of Ap
piegi'te were Medford visitors Mon
day, and while here purchased a 1917
Mavwoll.
Clarence Pankev of Central Point
wau a Medford visitor Mondnv.
A. IP Parker of Central Point was
in Medford on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilonore Palmar and
two sens left Medford Sunday even
ing for t he east via San Francisco
where they will bp joined by M rs.
Poter Pulnror,
Win. Lewis and son Robert of Tolo
were In Medford on businesa Monday.
Henry Riley of the Rogue River
Hardware1 company of Central Point
was In Medford on business Monday.
Mrs. Jt'ss Richardson of Central
Point was shopping In Medford Mon
day. llcovac Hurried and wife of Apple
;:.ite was in .Medford after supplies
.Mondnv.
Mr;, A. W, Pradsbaw of WVlleu
v. a.s a Medford visitor Saturday.
l!i:i:LL, Oct. - - Ifumanian troop;i
have gained a footing on the riht
bunk of the it.inulie river south of
Duehure.-it. says the official statement
is.-ied by (Vru.an general heaijquar-
ters concerning ihe fighting in Trans- j
.'v'.vauia and Dobrudia,
In TranvU atda tl'ti liumantans'
hao gained :.:rou:id on both Mdes of
the Creat K n i. y river mirth of l'o
gaias. TiMtonic (leojts, (be statement
add.i, have gained suees-e:i In tlh1
Strehl vallej, aiso in 'i'raii: Ivaniu.
I
I
CHAMPIONSHIP OF
HONAL LEAGUE
YET UNDECIDED
ClliCACO, Oct. Thu National
lruKiut i'itani!;o!K-iii(p may nut Ihs (Ui
oideil until next Thursday, t tie Hist
day ol' tint season, f,o i-loo Is tli(- rare
bi'tucirii fSi'ooliiyn and J'hiladididilu.
ll!uol:lyn slartB a I'our-nuiiif;
jerk's with Xt!W York liaH an advan
tako of only a f ruction of a atm1.
Philadelphia has six gamwi tu jday
yet, all with lto!',ton and they inuKt
Ijn playr-d in four day:4.
HoEion has only a slight chanre to
win, as it muKt talfe all sis gaNuos
from I'hiladelidiia and lirooklyn must
lose throe out of lour to New York.
.Ml of the. western teams have eom
idete.d their rChedulc.
The flanililiK of the three leaders
today Is:
Won Lost Pet.
Lost
r, si
r,s
i;t
negative
ll rooltlyn
Idllladeliihia
Iloston
Uoston was Kiv
Ill
.St)
.fill 5
v it'
lory for the Atuerlian loasno eham
liioiiKhin yesterday when Cleveland
took the rirst half of a double head
er from Chicago. IJoston may now
lose all three remaining sanies wiih
I'hiladclpliia iiud still hold first place.
WORLD OF PLEASURE
AI PAGE THURSDAY
"A World of Pleasure," which
eoniesi to (lie Vivag theatre Thursday
niKht is ajd to have a tfreat appeal
to'ehlldren. In fact one scene, which
Ik enaeted entirely by plrlH, rcprtiscntB
a KlKanlU: top shop. This sceno was
designed by II. Robert Paw, who iris
gained considerable fa mo throiiKh his
f,!retaeular weenie creations. It was
injecti d into the Winter Cardcn show
bocause of its novelty and great con
trast to the other scenes In the pro
duction. Reaching from tho foot
HKhLs to -the back wall of tho gtai;o,
and to a height of sixty feet above
the floor, it represents that place so
dear to chihlish hearts, and in It they
see hunting all about the walls, their
familiar and beloved toys. Into this
soeno marches eighty girls costumed
in uniforms to represent the soldiers
of warrlnK nations, but they are typi
cal toy soldiers of childhood days with
the flat Mocks on their feet to keep
them from loalng their balance. Nor
are the iiris the only familiar toy
( Iiaraeteivi; there in old Santa Clans,
himself, a remarkably limber, humroi
raj; doll, a doie, a nd others too
numerouy to mention.
me-: lav-lii id' :i'!l .lai-kson
el, an employe ' the ( 'nli lo'iiin -:tni
Tower einit;iny, driving an
t v. ii h hi - nii, 1 ;!, eultided w i li
hern Pacific train No. 17 Stindnv
ni;;bl ut the Jackson MreH crossing.
Nn oi;'' v.jis inhi'vd, tlmu-h the mito
w:i badly smashed.
In the lain and i'or. Leslie lulled
to hear the
train unli! ji
ruin;.;' Itdl or mm'
1 in front of the
the
Then lie ondeavei'i
o late, ihe lueon
d to
lolive
off,
-hi tl
-ide of the unto. Th
tile aulo i-- e-liin;'led n
uiMi:;:'.'
$100.
A COliUKrTIOX
Tn the Kditor:
My attention has been called In an
idveribeiipnit appearing in the Med-
j ford Mail Tribune "f Sept. lin, liUS.
in whirh tny name was used in puch
a manner as to indicate that 1 en
dorse,) the show therein mentioned. 1
wish to make ii clear that ! not only
did tmt ?uve my consent to. but had
a'-ulnt ely no k now led m of t he use
of mv name, and 1 do not wi.vh to be
understood as f'Udorsing this show In
any particular,
Verv respectfully yours.
To the Public
The reference made to Mr. (leorge
lieberts for recommendation of "A
World of Pleasure" was made without
bis kuowhde or authorization.
P (1M TIIKA TUK,
By Deo. A, Hunt. Manager.
Harry Carlton of Central Point was
a business viritov iti Medford Mon
day. RANDMcNALLYfiCGL
MAKI RS OF MAPS
for All the World
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
If SON CAMPAIGN
II
( 'nun -ibiilions to ln- Woudiuw Wil
son campaign I'tUid eimtinue to com
in, tlimi-ih inanv seetinn
. uf the coiin
liuin. More
ty hi'.'c i.Mit been heard in
nnuiey needed and ieii
tlie re--i!enl's interest- nt
lifted to mnt ribute.
Previou!y reported
Ca-h . . ..'
Cnh
Ciili
i m s having
heart are
s:i in.:!.-)
'(tt)
1 ."(l
J. K.
(iror
o. i;
I (art
e ( ). ( 'odditis
Hill
ii.no
L'.UO
5.(1(1
1 .00
.. 20.00
..;i07.H.".
j. p. t
Cu-h
Tut.
men-;
COMMUNICATION
To the Kditor: I wish to explain for
tiie benefit of tho citizens and voters
of Medford why we are asain er.doav
oririK to initiate tho socalled Mcdyns
!; rebondiuK and refunding jdan for
another vote of tho people.
' Now we have eery confidence in
the present city council's ability to
offer a solution of this question if
they would enter into this matter in
an open and business-like manner,
but I have had a number of confer
ences with this body and its members
and a majority of them seem to have
their own personal! interests so much
in view and are also so Influenced by
certain past city officials and present
city organizations that they don't
consider the fundimental principals
involved in this vital question, namely
the bleeding of the public who own
real estate in this city by their sup
posed authority of being able to col
lect direct assessments.
Now the writer is a living witness
as to their ability to instigate suite to
collect theso socalled direct
special
assesments for a nnhlii
improvemcnt
and I want to tell all of Medfords I ,
citizens and voters there is nothing I
to It, there is not a lawyer In Medford ,
who will openly take this socalled:
suit to collect these past pavement
assessments against the writer as my
'open challenge to all attorneys of the,
city of Medford printed in the col-'
timris ot this paper over a'year ago
has not been accepted and there is a
reason.
About a year ao the council ap
propriated $ 1000.00 to pay for some
one to accept my challenge but so far
ho one has entered the lot;al arena to
collect from your humble servant and
'I have lived and am still living the
popular - watchful waiting life every
since, thanks I o some of Medford's
able attorneys for saving Medford's
'tax payers a clean $1 000.00 In tie
past year, better elect Modford law
yers to the city council we would save
'money.
' Now the present council Is talking
of rebondlng and not reimbursing and
not wiping out these bogus liens, why
the effort? you can guess, there is a
joker in this measure, if tho past
seven years won't prove to anyone
that special assessments will not he
paid, and one year with a threatened
law suit pending to collect hut. which
w a s n e ve r start e d , w h y watch a n d
wait 1 0 years more?
If the city nf Medford owns the
intersections they own the streets and
they will pay for them by general
taxation if not now, they will before
Ibis next ten years is up if the writer
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAXTKD Parly lravins Wednesday
or Thursday t'nr Portland ami Se
attle by atito would like ono or two
peupk' as p;
i-nners.
Call N!'2-X.
1
i-oi; i; i:t
Caii :,;;?-v.
tl room modern
house.
lTn
I'D It S. I.1C Lady's :
CIO South Oakdale
dridt
ave.
saddle at
107
I'Dlt SAI.IO
eondit ion.
Tribune.
l'.u:l Ford, first
cheap. Ilox 20
class
Mail
1 Ho
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also CIrnninq. Pressing anil Altering
128 E. MAIM. UPSTAIRS
TWO TRIPS DAILY
It ETWEE N
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
S, H. Harnlsh'a auto will leave
K.iglo Point at S A. M. and 1 P. M
dai!. oxeept Suuda; leave Medford
H A M. and ;i P. M. W I'd call for
pa.ener at hotels in Medford and
iiutt h) and business houses in Kagle
Point.
PlIONfc 3-X2 OP. 3-X3.
Suits; (M
of this article lives and if it's neces
sary for him to stand alone against
the powers that he, who would take a
private citizens home by direct assess
ments to pay for a public pavement
laid on the public'? property.
I am young yet but I can wait 10
ypars more if Medford's guardians of t
the peace see fit. j
' Now a bunch of us reactionaries
who believe in taxation by valuation j
are again a going to ask this honor
able body of men (the city council)
who are supposed to represent the !
people but who really represent their
stocks of goods and etc) to allow the
people to vote on this business mans
measure again and we will succeed as
past records will prove.
' The measure (lint is beins initiated
up at this time is the second proposi
tion that Mr. MedynskI offered to the
j council and Is substantially as fol-
! Inws rulinnil for :. 000. Oft nt F, iinr
cent, the amount of tho outstanding
bonds, clear all property off of the
"Mack List" of special assessments
refund to the property owners who
(have paid in part or all, together with
the amount paid, In City Time War
rants bearing 5 per cent payable one
twentieth each year with interest and
good on taxes, tills will immediately
clean up the titles to property which
our present city council don't want to
do, but the people does, and It will
cause every one to pay his just pro
portion by valuation which don't suit
also, and it will lift this unjust bur
den from tho homes of Medford and
place it on all the taxable revenue
producing property in the city of Med
ford which is where It justly belongs
YOU'RE BILIOUS! LET
"GASCARETS" LIVEN
lou't Stay lloiwlachy, Constipated,
Sick, Willi Itreath Had and
Stomach Sour
Get a 10-cent box now.
You men and women who can't get
feeling right who have headache,
coated ton cue. had taste and foul
flivinp.s. i;n't kIcpo. are hil-
, nmvnns mid unset. bothered
ach, or have a bad cold.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil
Cascarets work while you sleep;
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested, fermeting food and foul
gases; take the excess bile front the
liver and carry out of the system all
the constipated waste matter and
poison In the bowels,
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning a lU-cent box
from any drug store will keep your
stomach sweet, liver and bowels reg
ular, and head dear for mouths.
Oon't forget the children. They love
Cascarets becauso they taste good
never gripe or sicken. Adv.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
1Ie'I cuivs for Karache, Ifeadacho,
Cattarrh, liIithei-ta, Sore Throat
Lung Trouble, Cancer, Kidney ;
Trouble, Stomach Trouble, Heart
Trimble, Chills and Fover, Cramps, f
Coughs, loor Circulation, Carbuncles, '
Tumors, Caked llivast, Cures of all,
kinds of (.nitres No Operation. j
To Whom It May Concern: - I am j
free from rheumatism. You can be
the taine by taking treatments from j
Gim Chung, the herb doctor. My '
rheumatism was ?o bad that it made:
me so weak that I could scarcely get j
up when 1 was down and the pain I i
suffered one could hardly know;
unless one bad the came disease. I j
was truly dissatisfied and disgusted!
with life in my condition and trying;
n i;vo vow to niv friends that care :
i to be cured and would like to be free, !
try the herb doctor. He can certainly j
relieve In a very short time. Very
truly yours. MltS. M. L. KOLE.
A (Junranteed Cure for Piles
t Surgical OpenUinn lteiifrcri.
! 1 1 sdi tii ntoxT sri;i.i: r, mk.
FOiti (H;k(.o,
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
208 East Main Street.
Medford
The Only Exclusive
Coiiunt ri.'ia! Photciraph"
iu Southeru Orecon
Negatives M;itc any time or
place" by appointment.
Phone I47-.I
We'll do the rest
E. D. WESTON, Frcf
and last of all It is just equitable and
It.gal.
Now as a taxpayer and one vitally
Interested in the welfare of Medford's
GE
Southern Oivyon's
rotttest IMaco of
Amusement
1917" Legit Season Opens
The Winter Garden's Most Dazzling, Gorgeous, Girliest
and Tuneful Revue '
NINE HUGE SCENES OF
BARBARIC SPLENDOR
125 PEOPLE
CHALLENGE CAST.
Portland Journal, September 25: " Portland tlicn-ter-jnicrs
flocked In tlx- oj'ciiinn- event of he Heili List
ni'hr and jinn-tienM y every seel ion of the hhj; theater
was filled. No tinire of disappointment could he felt,
for those vho attended were almost unanimous in their
verdict Ihat it was pnul."
Mail Orders from out-of -town people given careful at
tention Seats row nellino- Pi'ien- T.ownr floor. S2;
Balcony, $1.50, $1, 75c, 50c.
A NKW SHOW TiJAV
i We desire to again impresH on f
i you the fact thai Page
I plays are original in theme Much I
3 change bring?-; something new miiio-
if thing different always high grade
' V that's lage service. jj
Bessie Barrisciile
and Win. Desmond
I in the Romantic Venetian Drama
ii SORROWS OF WW
a play of extrordinarv interest
a story of undying'lovij and lifelong hate
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
in 2 reels of high-powered
comedy. It's called "The
Mystery of tho Leaping
Fish."
MAT. 2 P. M.
VXV. 7 P. M .P
SOUTHERN OREGON'S GREATEST PLACE OF AMUSEftlEET
1 Let -er Buck1 '
V 'VELLMECTYOU
I ' AT THE I
RODEO
YREliA
OCTOBER 6, 7 and 8
Program consists of ivl:!v. nwiin
iiiul i tht'C rarcs: liulliiii'jiiq-,
hix liroiicns. liulls ami ra!-,cs !-
oilier 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 i 1 1 ir ar.J i xritiic.
A BIG PROGRAM
w.ui scmetning doing
P.urtVilo Yen:'
Tl'acey Lailc.
I-'lc(cher. el in i.
1
i-oWlioV .(
'pi 'ii riler
hampion pci t'oi'iiicrs will
Citizens first, then the city I appeal
to the thinking public for due consid-
eration of this measure.
' KARL IP FKUL.
NIGHT
Oct 5
-Seats Now on Sale
A
DELUGE
OF GIRLS
MR. WILHCLM
COHEN OF
SAN FRANCISCO
AT THE ORGAN
ADULTS 15c
CHILDREN Sc
o-.vlioy. 1'iiiinii!:;
' '-I'tlti'sR h-lrk-
Xpl-i
Hid
COliti
every minute of t
ie aay
Ull!,,;,;,,,. ,!
i'.'l'l tl'i.'k Pi,!,;;
""11 Invest, ,
ikr (-art.
' world;
trorjre
'd (iliicr