Medford mail tribune., December 02, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

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Medfonl lodge 1 HiS, 11. 1'. 0. F.Iks
will hold their annual memorial exer
cises t Elks Temple Sunday nfter
noon nt '2:30 o'clock. The memorial
ndilrcsH will be delivered lv Porter
J. Niff. The following is the iio
pram: I'roeeional, "Funeral March,"
Chopin, Mr. Hoot's Juvenile orches
tra. Opening address, Ksalled Killer C.
W. lleilhronner.
Invocation, Chaplain Wni. II. Ham
ilton, i
Violin nolo, "Kveiiiiit; Prayer,"
Oemlcr, Mr. Carlton Jr.nes.
Cullinf? the roll of the absent, ex
alted ruler and secretary.
Koln, "The Vacant Chair," Root,
Mr. Flelcher Fish.
Kitunlihtie ejiereiscs, officers of
the lodtfO.
Kolo and quartette, "Nearer My
Ood to Thee," Caro Hoina. Miss Flor
ence Hazelriiti;, Mrs. (lav Childers,
Mrs. J. M. (Iressley, Mr. Fletcher
Fish, Mr. Geo. Andrews. Violin oblU
gato, Mr. Carlton .lanes, Mrs. II. K.
Marsh, aecoinpaniKt.
Memorial address, l!ro. Porter .1.
Veff.
Solo, selected, Tiro. Herbert Alford.
Closing ceremony, exalted Tiller.
llencdiction, Ilro. Wm. II. Hamilton.
Ifecessional, '"Mtireh Pontificale,"
flounod, Mr. Itoot's Jiivcuily orches-trn.
MUSCOVITES TRY TO SAVE
(Continued From rage One.)
A sreat battle has developed in
western liuninnin. The Aiislro-Ger-ninn
army advancing from the region
of CampuluiiK has defeated the Ku
iniiniiiuH in a pitched bent lie, breaking
through their lines.
Moro than (iflOO Ilumanians hnvo
been captured in western linmainn,
together with 4!l ciiniiou. In the ad
vance toward Hiicharcst the Teuton
ic forces have reached the Arghechii
river.
1 Two I'lniiktng OpciiitlmiH.
Indications point tolhc prohaliility
that two flanking opcrntioim. on. a
largo scale are in progress on the liu
inanian front. The one apparently is
intended by the Russian to save Iviiiit
Ferdinand's armies, and possibly his
capital, and the other by the Teutonic
allies to force tho evacuation of Ilu
eharcst and cut oft' the troops de
fending it.
Having assembled what seems to be
a huge force along the fringe of the
lower Cnnuithians, the Russians are
pressing a great offensive on a front
of approximately 2."i(l miles, running
nloug tho western frontier of the Ru
manian province of Moldavia and ex
tending northwest along the Iluko
wina border. Already they are de
clared to have scored such successes
ns to lend to expectations that the
Kiipply lines of General Von Falken
bayn's nnny invading Rumania from
the north may shortly he seriously
menaced.
Cutting Off Humans.
The threat to the Rumanians comes
from Field Marshal Von Mackcnsen
on the southeast. Controlling virtu
ally tho entire course of the Danube
as J'nr ns Tehcdnavoda, ns I hey do,
the Teutonic allies, it has been point
ed out, seemed likely to attempt
throwing forces across it nt points
further and further east, to outflank
each line taken up the Rumanians
ns they ret Ircd under the pressure of
Von Falkcnhayu's forces from the
north and west, and such of Von
Mackenseii's troops as were already
on the north bank of the river.
Kntcnle commentators point out
that such a move may now have been
effected, Inking the mention by l'e,
trograd that hostile patrols lime ap
peared near I.uke (irial.ii as indicat
ing that a new crossing has l i n made
by Von Mackcnsen near nlieniDtn.
southeast of Ilui'harest. An ndwmcc
from this point would hem in the Ru-
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CRACKED and
CHAPPED HANDS
Dennl Eucalyptus Ointment
AT All DHUO STORKS
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BILLIE BURKE
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GLORIA'S ROMANCE
Page, Mon. Dec. 4th
. HANLEY 10
ROYAL PALACE GERMANS A RE STRIVING TO CAPTURE
TO ASHLAND ELKS!
ASHLAND, l)ee. 2. The address j
at tho F.lks memorial services on j
Sunday, December 3t will be given by !
Mrs. B. B. Hanlcy of Mcdford. The
opening ceremonies will Include a
selection by the orchestra, and ode, j
followed by the roll call of absent
members by the secretary. Invoca
tion, Rev. 1'. K. Hammond; solo,
"Face to Kace," Prof. Karl Husor;
Eulogy, A. I.eltoy Strickland; violin
solo, Sumner Parker; solo, "Tho Lord
Is My Light," Mrs. H. T. F.lmoro. Mrs.
A. I.eltoy Strickland Is accompanist.
The closing ceremonies Incorporate
the doxology In which the audience,
as Is customary, Is Invited to Join,
and the benediction by the Ilev.
Hammond. Tho memorial committee :
Includes J. K. Choale, Wilfred Cnrr j
and Howard Barrett. I
The neerologlcal list In behalf of
whom the ceremonies ore held, in
clude'37 deceased members. Tho I lv.-t
death In the local membership of i
Ashland UmIkc No. 914 was Chariot!
V. Hermann, the last being the lute :
Fred L. Hodge. Three members have j
died during the past year, . S.
lldwery, Klllo Noll and Fred Dodge,
The-Ceremonies begin at 2::;u p.
ni.( to which the public Is Invited In
accordance with custom, and the ex
ercises will b typical of an nnneni
obsorviince, which the Klks conduct
In memory of their fraternal do id.
Tho officers of Ashland LoiU'j are:
Oeorgo Owen, exulted ruler; Oeoige
Watson, esteemed leading knic,hl:
Charles Hast, esteemed loyal knixht:
C. L. Miller, esteemed leclnrini?
knight; J. K. Thorntdn, secretary; 1'.
Provost, treasurer; Clifford Jenkin.i,
esquire; G. 11. Iledberg, inner gujrd;
T. Provost, tyler; Itev. V. K. Ham
mond, chaplain.
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w f pi' rt v 2 a 1 an w i tMta ivair . i b - i a axis i t i i jx . j
.Moved to Soulhera Oregon in 18SII
and has resided here ever siuce. She
leaves to mourn her deuth six suns
and two daughters, Walter, Clurente,
Ward, Mabel Keizur and Mrs. F.. ..
Cjinpell of Mcdford; Karl K. Keizur
of .Santa llurharn, Calif., Roy uud
; n dozen butcheries could liberate.
I C. Putnam opposed closing the river
to salmon fishing us destroying a vol
! viable resource to the state and wust
j ing a needed food product. He de
! dared the closed liver no remedy for
the deficiency in trout, inasmuch us i
their taking is forbidden nuiv and ' lioyd Keizur of Bend, Oregon.
1 stated there was the same complaint ! The body will be shipped Sunday,
i on poor fishing during the two vcurs Funeral notice will appear later.
' the river was closed, that now exists. ; -
! He stated that from past experience j l.l.NDSF.Y At the family rjjri
; he knew the legislature would not dence in Ginnts Pnss, Dec. 1, 1'Jlti,
close the stream nnd that efforts to j Mrs. Jane l.indsey, nged 04 years.
; induce it to would be wasted, and that : Funeral services will be held from
i better results could be obtained if (the residence of Mrs. Nancy Obeu
i practical reforms, such as a longer I chain, Central Point, Monday, Dec. 4,
weekly closed season, abolition of I at. 1 :'I0 p. m. liurial, Jacksonville
1 seining, and ditch screening were I cemetery.
worked lor. anil the laws already on .
' the statute books enforced. i
I- DIED.
j KF.IZCR Mrs.. Ruth A. Keizur
died Nov. 1 at HI p. m. in Dr. Coffey's
i hospital, Portland, Oregon. She was
born in Iowa August 18, lHU-J; came
(west at 18 years of age. Was mnr
I ricd to John V. Keizur Nov. .'10, 1S.S4.
Mnrvin Albert Jehnson, infant son
of .Mr. and Mrs. Roscoo A. Johnson of
CI 2 Catherine street died at tho fam
ily homo December I, aged 2T days.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
afternoon w ith interment In 1. O. 0.
F. cemetery, .Mcdford.
With Mcdford trade Is Modford mado
v a
The royal palmc Is one or the finest huil. lings in l!u tiniest, the capital of ItiimanUi which reports say is
about to he taken by l-'alkcnliayn's ami Mnckcnseu's (feiiiian armies. The city ts In tbe center of a circle of IK
foi-mliial lo forts, -lo iuIIi-m in circumference, but it lb of littJo iiuNrtaiic' industrially.
Local and Personal
I Ilenton Powers of Ashland was" In
ithe ciiy Halunhiy attending to bu.si
iness matters.
Tyson lleall of Central Point trans
lactcd business In the city Saturduy.
I Hum Pratt of Ashland spent S:itur
dnv In the city on business.
Mr. and lira, William Von der 1 lei-1 body.
len of Kagle Point were .Mcdford
visitors Saturday.
II. I'. Tuclicr of Cold Hill was in
Mcdford Saturday.
Mildred Carr and Kenneth McWil
llams of Ashland spent Saturday in
Medfurd visiting friends and attend
ing lo business matters.
L. I.. .Mullet of Portland Is spend
ing a few days in the city. .Mr. .Mul-
J. J. Skinner of (iriffln Creek was
in the city on business Saturday.
The funeral of Miss Kthel HIgdon,
former popular teacher of the Salem
high scltool( who died Monday fol
lowing an accident, will be held this
morning at 10:;to o'clock from the
First Methodist church. Seats will
lie reserved for the high school pu-
,1111s who will uttend the funeral in a
The interment will be In City
View cemetery with private services
at tho grave. Salem Statesman.
Miss HIgdon formerly taught In
Ashland where she has many friends.
WEDDING BELLS
Wm. Verne Luce, who was em
ployed at the Mcdford Cigar store for
some time and Miss Mildred Ayers,
let was formerly cashier of tho First sister of Mrs. Itev. H. M. Ilranham.
National Hank at Ashland and was who worked for the Home Telephon?
also representative from this district. Co. for this past three years were
S. S. Stevens or North Talent spent) married October 25th nt Sabetha.
jSaturday In Mcdford transacting bust- Kas., and returned to Mcdford last
maniaiiH around lltiehnrcst, except to ncss. week and will make their future
the northeast and if carried fai Hiss Violet Heed of Ashland is in home In Mcdford. Theso arc worthy
enough wonld ultogethcr cut off their I lledford today. Miss lteed will be 'young people and have the best
PACKED MEETING.
PREVENTS FORMING
OF ANGLERS CLUB
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retreat.
'on the staff of Crowson's confectlon
icry, which will open about December
The victory of Medford in the foot-
wishes of a large circle of friends.
W'naUier Is llail.
LONDON", Deo. 2. Had weather
lias prevented major operations on bal game with Ashlund Thanlisgiv
tlie .Serbian trout, according to nu
official statement, issued by the Ser
bian war department, The statement
follows:
"Had weather nnd fog continued
yesterday to interfere with our oper
ations. Nevertheless there was local
fighting and artillery duels, notably in
the region of Cininishto and Sokol,
where the fighting in the lust few
days has been very hot."
GREEK KING SURRENDERS
(Continued From Page One.)
a second merino delai atnent to ad
nuce further. All trum.i between
Athens and Piraeus w-ere stopped and
in carriage were perml'ted lo cuter
tho elty.
In Athens there was Intense cx
citoment. "Women, carrying loads of
provisions hastily bought In autlrl
patlon of a siege, thronged the
streets, abovo which bullets were fly
ing, .Old men mounted Riiard at the
street corners with hunting guns on
their bar.!n sc it" to release tho sol
diers for the fighting outside.
Four hundred llrltish niarineii re
inforced tho I'i'ucli force iu tin?
Seappenn, the industrial exalbitlou
building which lies at the south side
of the gardens of the royal Vaoice.
Krom the surrounding hills Creeis
poured bullets into the Hcnppcnii. The
allied forces aniicared to be actios
under n preconceived military plan,
which was Intended to spare the city
as much ns possible.
HRII'KI, Switzerland, Dec. 2 Tho
Italian frontier has been closed since
Wednesday. Letters, newspupers and
ing may he attributed to the work of parcels have been held up by the cet
i Coach Otto Klum of the local high sor at Domodosola Italy.
school. In the matter of material in
the raw, Ashland had, at the first of
tho season, a little the better of .Mcd
ford. As the season progressed, Klum
through consistent hard work, put his
men into tho best of condition and
imparted a surety nnd smoothness to
their play such as is seldom seen in
the teams of Hiiy tint tho largest city
high schools. Klum. was formerly
coach of the Ashland team and under
his tutelage the Ashland aggregation
easily walked away from -Mcdford.
With the coining to Medford of Klum
tho tables have been reversed.
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean7sweet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom ill.
The meeting called Friday evening
by John S. Orth for the organization
of n "live nnd let live" anglers' club,
favoring further restrictions on the
river, but opposing; closing the river
lo commercial fishing, was packed by
officers and members of the Rogue
liivcr Fish Protective Association,
who attended in a body, and blocked
all cffoits to proceed with organiza
tion, demanding that the river be
closed, and even voting down a mo
tion for the appointment of n com-!
mittec on organization. As a result, I
j the organization of the club is pro-i
j ceeding privately. ;
! Speeches favoring a closed river i
(were made by W. F. Isaacs, T. K. I
j Daniels, C. S. Thomas, Ju'-k Aitken
nnd others. F,. K. Kelly deelured.nl
closed river was impractical at
this time ami said anglers cf- I
forts should be directed towards
securing stricter laws,, c.-.peeial-
ly for screening irrigation ditches,
whii-h annually killed more trout than I
Leadership
Savage Tires, as did the old-time
Chieftains, won their leadership
through honest worth. Their suc
cess is due to the miles of service
and to the satisfaction they give their
users.
Demonstrate Savuge Leadership you'll do
it if you try only a single lire. MaLe any lust
you likeand you will prove that the "Savage"
is far in the lead.
Savage Grafinlte Tubes are leaders, too. El
amine one and you will see why. Try one
and be fully convinced.
TIRES
FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS.
C.E.GATES,
Medford.
Petitions nro being circulated ask
Ing for the nomination of II. ('. (ihts-
cock ns councilman for the first, ward '
on the People's Progressive ,on-l'ar-
tisan ticket.
Absolutely Pure
Made from Cream of Tartar
NO ALUM-MO PHOSPHATE
If 3'oit nro accustomed to waUe up
Willi a coated tonmie, foul breath or
a dull, dizzy headache; or. if your
meals bout and turn into pas nnd
acida, you have a real surprise await
ing you.
To-morrow morning, Immediately
upon arising, drink a glass of hot
water with a tea spoonful of limestone
phosphate in it. This is Intended to
(Irpt neutralize and then wash out of
vonr Btomach, liver, kidneys and
thirty feet of Intestines all the indi
gestible waste, poisons, itour bilo and
toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening ami
purifying tho entire alimentary canal.
Thoso subject to sick headaches,
backache, bilious attacks, constipation
or any form of stomach trouble, nro
urged to get a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate from the drug Rtore
and bruin enjoying this morning inside-bath.
It is said that men nnd
women who try this uecomu e.nthu
BinHie and l;vp It up dally. It is u
splendid health measure for It is moro
important to keep clean and pure on
the luniile than on the outside, because
Ibp skin poreH do not nbaorb Impuri
ties inio the blood, causing disease,
while the bowel pores do.
The principle of bathing Inside Is
not new, ns'inillions of people practice
It. Just ns hot water nnd soap cleanse,
purify and freshen tho skin, so hot
water and a teaspoonful of limestone
phoHplmte net on the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos
phate Is an inexpensive white, powdei
and almost tasteless.
Highest quality, Jewelry repairing
diamond setting, wateh
repairing
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You will no lonRfi' need to leave your pass book (your
only rer-eipt for deposits with us a day or more at the last
of every mouth in order to find out how your aeeount
stands. ... ;
With the Burroughs-Bookkeeping Machine, which we
are putting to work iii' our Accounting Department, we
will have every depositor's account posted up to date at
all times.
A neatly printed,' machine figured statement of your
checks and deposits, and tins balance of your account, will
come to you every month with your canceled checks.
Your pass book will show only deposits and will remain
in your possession all the time.
Ami if you ever want a statement of your account in
a hurry, we can give it to you with every check and deposit
listed right up to date, inside of five minutes. ,
This Monthly Statement System is an improvement in
our service to yon that we ;tre sure will earn your ap
proval. It is less burdensome, quicker, more, accurate, and
far move satisfactory to everyone concerned than the old
method of calling in and balancing pass books.
Your first, machine printed statement is now ready.
Tell us what yon think of it.
Condensed Statement
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I.oann. bonds, securities. .$ 1S1,S5Ti
Overdrafts
Hank buildins ..."
Heal estate
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