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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1916)
L'Ai,K TWO MRDFOUM) MATL TIM'lirXI-i, MKDFORI). Oh'KOOV. WKDXKSDAY. UtTOURR 2.". 1iHi TOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr. ami and chlldr Mrs. :-M KoMer of Trnil n, left Wednesdav morn- j 1.ni.(, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. liowe arrived t hi Medford Wednesday afternoon j from Sacramento for a visit with their 1 daughter, Mrs. (!us Hamtiels. After a visit of some length here, they will ' tio on lo Portland near where they expect to make their home. It st v I Howp of Kan Francisco is accnniiatiy- Inn his parents. Iiii vint; taken an ex- ition mi account of his lug for Philadelphia. Pa. Mrs. Will Hendricks, who lms been the guest of Mrs. A. S. hater for several weeks, has relumed to her home In Klamath Tails. Mrs. Leach, t'orsets nuwle-lo-nrder. Abdo-Support forset, rIho hells. North Harttelt, Phone t'.N:!-.!. Clnmle i iIh returned Tuesday (-.veiling fro n a hunting trip along J it lie Hutte crook. I-azaro, the wonderful leuor. Co lumbia Idse lEeeords. .Medford Hook Store. '. L" On of ltoguo Klver is in Medford for a few day visiting friend and attending to busings matters. , Cet our gasoline af He Voe's. Floyd Pcarce of Kagle Point was in Medford Tuesday and Wednesday attending to business matters. But lis find massage. Prs. Hedges, 23T, 10. Main St. C. Kf Koberls of Toledo, Ohio, is In the city for a few days, investigating hiiHlnesa oiienings, Itoosey Ulsters Hominy at Marsh & Bennett. ' Konls and Olnistead's. on Wednesdays. 1 SS U. T. Foncniore of Ohtco. Cal., is spending the week in the city on business. An to wheels repaired; first -clasp lob guaranteed. 1'ricen reasonable. Mitchell' Itepnlr Shop, opposite, pub. He market. K. T. Staples was a Medford visitor Tuesday evening from Ashland. Volland cards. booklelH, dinner ealendai'H, gift, banners, each boxed or enveloped. Key window, Medford Book Store. ' Man Weaver of Watkfns was lu the elly Tuesday on business. lUg .ic- luitkahako at Oe Voo's. Mr. Knlph Cowgill has left for Mempliifi. Tonn., where she was called by the serious Illness of her mother. See have. Wood nbnnt that flro in surance liolicy. Office Mail Tribune BldK. Loin (Charley of Brownsbom Is in the. city for a few days looking after huMneHH Interests. Ask for a pretty Handkerchief If you, buy . any article at the Ahrens Rule. 'It's free'.' The' huildlng formerly occupied by "McBrtde'8 confectionery" on Main Htreet( is undergoing extensive im provements and will bo occupied in 'he near future by Crowflon's confec tionery, a branch of the company operating a similar establishment In Ashland. No Hunting fdgna for sale at the MnU Trlbuno office, C J. .lolly of Kosoburg s spending a few days in Medford on business t The Ladles' Aid of the M. K. church will hold a Rummage Sale October 27 and US at III! nnd 11". West Main .Ftreet, In the flotehell building ..Medford high school will Issue an nnnual this year. Lloyd Williamson was elected manager and Thornton Would editor. It will maUe lis up ppaninco shortly after the first of the year. - Buttermilk, 1 i)c mil. Do Voe's. ' Kd White of '.'Umax was a bnsi tiPHa visitor In Medford for a few hours Tuesday afternoon. dates sells Kord cars $2 no down and (2T a month. J. Tj. Fraley of Dunsmulr Is in the city for a few days transacting Ihim nesn. You will Ret pood moasuro nnd good pasoline If you ot It at Io Vons. Koi rest Ml more Is a business .visitor in the city for a few days from TlllanioolvOre, . "The Valley of the Hotiue," word and music Kc. 2iM 1 1 . C. Witi'b-y of Kanle I'oint spent Wednesdav in the city jitten.lini; in business nuttlers. . Another nil in price-; on hundred o( nrttcles at the Coini; Oni of Hum ncss Sale. (Jet a handkerchief free With your purchase al the Ahreii sale. '', tleorj;e l-'iiirell 4 f Sieinnian was a business vMtor in the citv Tuesda .flfternoini. Baths 2r,c Hotel Holland. .- .John W. Mucklev of the Appleatc district Is a business visitor lu tin city. No trespass sinus for salr at the Mall Trlbuno office. Oeorue Wills of Yr-Ka. Cal . l msiness visitor In the citv l'r a f days. lie "oe Iuivh be"r bottles. M. 1,. Sale of Medford ts sp iuHiik afew day in Kosetniri; aH'Midiiu', to business matter-. 1 Dr. T. C. Heine, practice limited to eye, ear, nose, tbroar. classes fitted 22S Hast Main. IMione :tit:t. Mrf. Samuel Hoseiiburc of Seattle In RpcndlbB a few days In Medtoid. (let your tuMk, cream, butter ci;im and buttermilk at He Voe's,- p n.t electric bealini; sstem is belnn installed In the Sparta hultdfttK You will i?et Kood measure and pood gasoline if you net it at Ie Voo'a, health. j Bakery n'ods at He Vou'h. . Street liubts nr.; bein installed at I Sacred Heart hospital, one on Port land avenue and one before the j Christian church on South Oakdale. Pierce the I'lurfst has koiiic fine j Dclepliimiin plants Plant now. j It. W. iviers and H. K. Leland are a moni; the business visitors In t be I city from San Krancisco. j Siskiyou or Oolestln water, 1 Oc bottle at Dp Voe's; 5c deposit on bottle. K. I). Cane. II. .1. Nelson, Dan .lol ley and W. tl. Cusick are Portlauders registered at Mtdford hotels. Kor the best Insurance Bee Holmes The Insurance Man. W. 11, Colby oi Chicago Is spending few days hi Medford and surround ing towns on b uin -ss. Typewriter paper of all kinds t Medford Printing Co. The Valley n:uat;e has installed a a soli ue pump of the latest type a five gallon stroke Howser. Or, KircliKeKsner will he at Hotel Nash every Wednesday, Hours for consultation. 1 0 to;.1 The A. W. Walker Auto Co., has ei ved a Waterloo Hoy t ran or, which they are demonstrating. See Pierce, the Klorlsti for Por- enhil plants. Plant now. K. Doau and K. M. Hopkins of LSaleni are spending a few days in Medford and vicinity. Highest price paid for strictly fresh ranch eggs. Cafe Holland. Miss Daisy Urown of Jacksonville is spending a few days with Medford friends. Sep the. stock labels carried by the Medford Printing Co., If you are in a hurry. ; K. It. rtohblns of San Krancisco! spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the citv ( ratitiuct ing hnsiness. Buttermilk 3c quart at De Voe's. .1. K. Pleiseh of Dunsinuir is In the city for a few days visiting friends and attending to business matters. The Young People's Pnion will hold a business meeting and social tonight at the Christian church. All young people are invited to attend. C. 11. Buelow of Tacoma. Wash., is a business visitor in tile city for a few days. Mr. Buelow was formerly engaged In the grocery business in Tacoma. C. II. Pldgeon of Fort Wayne, Iowa., spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the city attending lo business mat ters. C. S. llutchlnps arrived In. the city Tuesday evening- from Sun Francisco for a brief business visit. William Ksln of Salem Is in Hie city for a few days on business. A. K. .lepson is among the out of town visitors lu the city from Port laud. Clint (iallntin, democratic nominee for county assessor, spent Tuesday evening lu Phoenix, where he spoke at a democratic rally. Today he Is campaigning at Lake Creek and Pros peel. L. (!. Stover of Biverside, Cal., is spending a rew days in the city with friends. ( . A. Hastings is a business visitor in the city for a few days from Oak land, Cal. W. A. Woodward of Portland Is In the city for a few days on business Miss Winifred Clark returned Wed nesday morning from Kugenc where M.e spent a week visiting friends at the I'uiversity of Oregon. Orland T. Hobbs of Washington, l. ( is spending the week lu Med ford. O, K. Hosworth of Kugone Is visit ing trieuds in Medford and shlnnd Oils week. Mr. ami Mrs. Itolaud Hendrick of Poitland are spending the da in Medford while their car Is undergoing repairs. The brake of the machine failed to hold on the hill a short dis t.uue this side of Vshland and the mi Mulshed into the rear end of a lo;td of ha v . No da mane was done to the h,, except to distribute It over Ike road, but !he headlights and fender; en the iv were snui:-he,i, the front i-pring-s broken, the jixle bent and a hole iaimucd in the radiator b I he w agon t ea. li. V K. Richards of Ccutrulia. Wash , is spending a few das lu Medford ami icluit Inokinu owr the country. O, K. Weed Is a business visitor In the city for a few days from Port laud. The ladies of the Colden Link Bible class of the First BaptUt church will entertain their husbands this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.oder. All old and new mem bers of the class and husbands are invited lo attend. The commit I e promises a good time for all w ho attend. Kvery member of the W. C. T. !'. lu l he city Is requested to be present al a meeting in the library Thursday al 2::!b. Convention reports and ot her i in port a nt mat lers. K very one welcome. Miss l,i.le Horn of Cold Hill, agd 'l.'i, victim of Jitney 'driver's esca pades, was sentenced to the House of the (iood Shepherd at Portland by Judge Ton Velle of the juvenile court Wednesday. iiiiii!" to continue the uttack. Hill .".-'0 was rushed by troop-; from Fleiuy. whi' h approached t 'nil lei le wtmd t h riiiih I he cclelu'iil ed Bit vine l Heatii. They then ero--cd (he wood m;d rei"')od the approaches to Ilou iiiiiiiont t'oi t. K ery where t lie ( ler-iiiiut-i ve h a v be I ore tiietu. How ever, the .jan i-on of tin- fort hurried-j of the fori, the village of Doiuiumont J Tilings went equally well on the y prepared to defend tlie impurlatil jluul heeii .-arried nt n run and (ased ; t ight. The third eojtium iidvancca point conlieed to it. French troop-I lie.vuud. Meanwhile a stiff strug-gle ; half a iiule, reaehiiitfthe ed-e ol' Viiux surrounded Hie fort and extended ' w. -nt on between the French and tiie p'iml ud carryin- the purl of the l heir gain everywhere without an in-! defender, of tile fori. The (icrnmn j Vaux Chupitre wood still held by the Maid's delay, fatigue parlies set to I n-t'n-ed to surrender and the Frem-ii enemy, and Fumin wood. The eohiinu work luniin- the detente-, -o as to beikilled nearly all of them before they j Mopped norlh of the.-e wood- on the rcittlv to re -it eojpler-uttacks v.- i forced their way into the ruins. (oe.ti;irts of the vdlu-e oC au.. WILSON SETS NEW STANDARD (Continued From Page One). slowly back upon the pi In at his desk. "1 don't know just how I'll answer it yet " he said. "Hut just iiow I don't believe could do Hughes much good by going on the stump." Colonel MeKlroy's endorsement of the way the Wilson adminiMrution has handled (I. A. K. pension affairs should be of particular interest in Ohio. McKlroy, himself lived in Ohio for so vera 1 years, having been edilo of the Toledo IJIado from 1X7-1 to I SS L O. M . Siillzgabeil, whose ad min is I rat ion of t lie pension office McKlroy declares the best ever, is a resident of Van Wert. Also, the widow's pension law. which McKlroy declares Vets a new standing of jus tice in pension legislation, was intro duced and engineered through con gress by Congressman William A. Ashbrook of .lohnstown, O. FRENCH WIN VERDUN (Continued From Pago One). (icrmaus. (icnei'al Pet rain regarded the trout east of the Meuse as too cramped, and sii'rgv-ded to (ienoral Nivelle. rhe commander of Verdun. thill he rive himeH' more elbow t m. With that end in view infant ry was sent up lo reinforce the French nnd irtillery was ordered for he estab lishment of new batteries. The avi ation department was commanded to make an exhaustive r-nrvev of the positions of the (icrmnn butteries and points of assembly. This work was en rried out and the secret was kept so well 1 1 1 ii t to all appearances the (Sermnns never hud an inkling' id' what was in prospect. Furthermore, I hey evidently believed the energies of ihc French wen being absorbed by Ihc buttle of the Sonutie and made no preparation's to meet a thrust nt Ver dun. Thii it came about that what was intended for a small maneuver became a brilliant tactical ucce. j Slury of Aliack. , j The attack was planned for ten j days ago. Artillery bejau prelimin ary work lie fore the attack wa de livered, when four columns of a di vision met with little difficulty. The ! attackers carried Thiannioiit work ! and farm and the I laudronioiit pmr- I ric !-et as the objective, and gained j the lra--)oiiauinont road beyond. ! There I he attacker Mopped, having ' advanced about a mite. j Tlie second column was a colonial j division under (icncrnl Mangin from j the corn-, whi -h retool; Mouiitmtont ! fori InM May. The la-k n--cjiied ti it was to take Hill :!'.'). m.?-th.-;'-t ofj Flcury, and the cdc o tVillettc wood. The ojfen -nc thete wa-. even more rapid than on the left wing. (iener.il Mangin immcdiatelv siw lie j could advance further, and tlie com-j mnnding officer was therefore in- sagiEui-1 4 ! IS ' A SENSietECIGARETTE Wliy they're Sensible OCCASIONALLY, a more heavy, full powered cigarette than Fatima tastes mighty good. But heavy cigarettes are a little too "oily" and rich to suit most men for long. Yon are certain to find more comfort in a delicately balanced blend like Fatima. Be cause Fatirnas leave a man feeling keen and fit even after smoking more often than usual. Thai's why they're sensible. Prove it yourself. Ir -n i i i i nifTMflTf iiHnrimniifmnTimaiiTmtitmr .rmif inii-rimmTiiiria nwCTgnT" 1 ' Tinwmr MinxBjgamiMyBnHgc'BiemMt.vii.'- c-ei Msmm a , i 71 Kvery lady t're with any get.s a handkerchief purchase. The Ahrens Using Golden West coffee, eh? Well then fell a friend whatvou think of it! Gplden West Coffee is "Just Rtehf TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY i KOIt SAI.K Si cahiuet. ilresser bed. chair and uoo, ronditton lim it v rane. Hnosier while enameh-d otlier ar;icle, in ('rice reasonable hone t M. is."( I 'OK tea mi. v iimm :;nod hacK lond and Addn Patch. Talent i: hea v " oik harness, to Mr I., ii lloete 1 is; A XKW Al TOMOUII.K Ktttt A DOI I i; You can act uallv mane our old nutoinnhlte look like new am) keep jit looking new for a year with an expenditure of ?t tor l.usterall It I i tint merely a quuk polish; it brings flack the original life and beauty to 'the paint and enamel, and holds it. Ill !- not affected bv sun. rain or mud; and will not collect dust. it is the I .tio;-t reii'.irknble of all renew ers for painted and 'iiamdcd surfaces. Yc J -.eM it en an absolute nionev l;u k tea l antce. ii ;. i:. .Hi. ltein;u, Motor Co. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ONLY TIME AGAIN WE ARE PLEASED TO PRESENT TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ONLY TIME As "Cigarette" in Ouida's Master Novel IN THIS PLAY MISS EARA PUTS ALL THE FIRE AND PASSION OF HER WONDROUS ART INTO ITS CHARACTERIZATION Read What the Critics Say: Motion Pictutv World "Theda Hara hau i;iven us the best worl; of her carter in the interpretation of the dashing, tearless Cigarette. Her wonderful versatility of countenance is Irresistible and we ven ture to predtet that this role will become her most popular character po:traal nv York Iclcur.iph 'Tnder two Klai;s"' should j;ive comtdete satisiaction. it is n well produced ailaption of Hie popular classic; il feature Theda Bara mid allows her to .yet away from "vampir ism."' and V't Klves her a chance for brilliant work; and it presents a vigorous and imaginative story, something not found in every screen play. "WID," Bradstreet of Fildom, says: "For one thing, this film stands as a personal triumph for Miss Bara. She gives a characterization as 'Cig arette' which will never be forgotten because of the buoyant enthusiasm and vivacious personality which she registers in perfect freedo mfrom any thing theatrical. She gets into the part wonder fully well, and surely her 'Cigarette' will long be remembered. PATHE NEWS Tlie World's Latest Events MOTORISTS, ATTENTION! Special Added Film (2 reels) of the Famous Death Valley Dodge on its thrilling desert and mountain drives. REGULAR PRICES S r SOUTHERN OREGON'S GREATEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IWIMWIULIW ML M.UI1JHIMJH rtnamwi-i Tiii ti imur "inrnr 1
