MEDFORD WAUj TRIBUNE, MEDEOTtD, OT?EGOT, MONDAY. DECEMBER 4. IQlfi
TOCAL AND
JL' PERSONAL
Ilr. Cianliipr Hall, ftiiuoua veterin
ary of Lioftton, Mukh.. in viKltfnu ln
vld Conlridse on Ills ranih in Hie
west side district. Dr. Hall Is a na
tional authority on horse pathology,
belnK the author of several standard
books.
Cordova leather things for every
one. UJc to $3. Hertford Hook
Store. 2
Mrs. George Hunt returned today
from a short business visit at Se
attle. The alpha delta Haas of die Chris
tian church will have a parcel post,
rooked food and candy sale Saturday.
December 9, at 21S K. Main street.
All articles will 'be reasonably
priced. 2 I S
William Mru.el of Oakland, Cal Is
a Medford business visitor this week.
The Ladles' Aid of the Presbyter
ian church at Phoenix, will hold their
annual bazaar at Kngles Hall on Wed
nesday, December C, 1918, They
will also serve a cafeteria supper
from tl to S o'clock on same day.
Lee Watson of .Medfnrd joined the
signal corns of the U. S. army today,
and leaves for Vancouver Tuesday.
Never before liavo we had such a
complete assortment of popular
Christmas goods. Johnson the Jewel
er. 222
J. K. Enyant Is registered at the
Cornelius, Portland.
Old papers for sale at this office at
20c for 100.
M, E. Itoot Is registered at the Im
perial, Portland.
It's "spur's" time.
E. B. Hanley Is at the New Cal
houn hotel, Seattle, while attending
to business In the city.
Xmas cards and booklets. Includ
ing the Volland line. Medford Hook
Store. 21 8
Fred McWilllsms and Charles
Smith of EiikIo Point were arrested
and lodged in tho city jail Sunday
on a charge of drunkenness.
We sold more silverware Thanks
giving week than we sold any pre
vious Thanksgiving weok Blnce we
have been. In business., There's a
reason. Martin J. Roddy. 2 1 8
The Parent-Toachor council will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 4:1T at
the public library. All members are
requested to be present as there is
Important business matters to conic
before tho meotlng.
SpugB! ' Slings 1 Spugs!
Mrs. Bertha Weed, of Long Island,
Kas,, arrived in (ho city I Ills morning
for several week's visit at tho home
of her brother, George Young.
We have built up a fine business
on fair dealing. High class goods
and low prices. Johnson the
Jeweler, 2-2
Chas. Stlne of Grants Pass was a
.week-end business visitor In Hert
ford. ' Sweet cider at Da Voe's.
Carl Von der Unllen of Wellen
spent Saturday afternoon In the city
on business.
Buttermilk, lOo gal. Do Voe's,
James White or Weed, Cul., Is In
the city for a short business visit.
Dr. T. T. Shaw, who has been prac
ticing dentistry In Jacksonville for
tho past 12 years, has opened dental
parlors in Medford. Ho has opened
an office upstairs ovor Daniels Cloth
ing store, in tho rooms formerly oc
cupied by Dr. Janes. 222
Chas. D. Lang of Montague Is in
tho city attending to business affairs.
Our prices aro tho lowest. I ask
you to compare and bo convinced.
Johnson the Jeweler. 222
Andrew Jcldness and family re
turned to their home in tho Blue
Ledge district today, after spending
several days In the city visiting anil
attending to business matters.
Attorney . E. Phlpps has re
moved his offices to M. & II. Build
ing, rooms 425-420. Klevator ser
vice. Telephone number changed to
D3tl. .
A. K. Johnson of Cold 1 1 111 was a
week-end visitor In Medford.
Mrs. Leach llareley. corsets. Phone
IISS-J. 32G X. Bartlett.
Miss Mabel Johnson of Butte Kalis
Is 111 the city spending the week visit
ing with rrlenils.
Tho always welcome and highly
prized gift a photograph of your
self. But you must have them made
at once if you want them for Xmas.
The Swcm Studios.
George Duff man of Applegato is
spending a few days in the city at
tending to business affairs.
My ring1 and watch bracelet stock
Is the largest. Mat tin J. lleddy. 2S
II. L. Andrews and wife of Grants
Pass are visiting Mends In tho city
this week.
Those relatives and friends back
fast how pleased they would bo to
receive J'our photograph at Xmns
time. Arrnngo for a "sitting" at
onro. The Swem Studios.
Ralph Jennings of Applegate was
a week-end visitor in Medford.
Dr. J. J. Kmmens expects to leave
Medford about December tird for New
York city, where he will lake a post
graduate course, returning lo Med
ford the first of January. 1 IN
There is a boolt agent canvassing
the city and making collections be
fore the book is delivered. He has
a hobby of seeling all ll school
teachers, telling them that the county
superintendent recommends the book.
and with this story he persuaded one
of the local school-mams to pay $22
in advance. School teacher, beware.
Columbia records for Xmas.
Wrapped for mailing free. Medford
Book Store. ' 2 IS
C. R, Bowers of Chicago Is stop
ping in Medford for a few days.
We have the largest line of bracelet
watches ln the city, standard makes,
all grades. Johnson, the Jewelr. 222
Mr. anil Mrs. John W. Johnson
motored to Ashland Sunday, where
Mrs. Johnson remained to spend the
week vlsitln,'? relatives.
S84 Phono Head's Drug Store.
The girls of (he high school and
eighth grade have a splendid display
oi eats, which thoy prepared In their
domestic science classes, exhibited In
the building formerly occupied by
the Brown Billiard parlor. They will
remain on exhibit till Tuesday even
ing.
See the Btor- labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
hurry.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Houghton of Ray
Gold, are business visitors in tho city
today.
Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
A. Walters of Portland arrived to
day and Is looking for realestate in
tills vicinity.
Kvery home needs a "Pacific"
Cedar Chest. , Order one now for
Christmas. Useful, ornamental, an
Ideal fcift. Installment plan of pay
ment If you wish. Muny styles and
sizes In stock. Pacific furniture and
Fixture Factory. i 231
Mr. Manning, of the Talent Or
chard Co., was a business visitor in
.Medford Monday.
V. J. Hard of Eugene is spending
a few days In Medford visiting
friends.
Let Johnson, the Jeweler's show
window suggest to you your gifts for
tho coming Chlrstmns. 222'
W. W. Whmltchead of Tacoma, is
slopping In Medford for a few days.
Baths 2 Go. Hotel Holland.
Horace A. Cardenell of Watson
vlllu, Cal., is spending the week In the
city attending business affairs.
See Davo Wood about that fire in
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
F. & H, Bldff.
Mrs. Colgate Fales and daughter,
Margaret, of New York, aro stopping
In Medford this week.
Gates soils Ford cors $200 down
and $2G a month,
Mrs. E. M. milliard, who has been
visiting at the homo of .1. D. Illbbard
of this city returned to her home in
CoBax, Cal., Monday.
Bakery goods at De Voe's.
J. Harvey of Grants pass is spend
ing a few days In the city attending
to business mutters.
Big Cc milk shakes at De Voe's.
"The Valley of the Roguo." Words
and music, 1 5c. 237
11. W. Martin arrived from Port
land this morning to attend tho fu
neral of his father-in-law, Frederick
Cook, of Oakland, who died In Med
ford December 2. Mr. Cook was in
Medford ou n business visit.
"National Guard," "Battle Cry of
Peace." Words and Music, Wo. 227
Born To tho wifo of Ed Houston,
December 2, a I! 1-2-pound girl.
Fresh chocolates at Do Voes.
Frank Motsehan of Grants Pass Is
In the city on business.
Dr. T. (1. Heine, practice limited to
eye, oar, nose, throat; glasses fitted.
22S East Main, Phone 30.1.
W. Carpenter of Alameda, Cal., Is
spending a few days In Medford at
tending to buslncs smatters.
Disease results irotn nerve pressure
and abnormal circulation. Dr. Hedges
235 E. Main.
II. Johnson left for Glen Ellen,
Cal., today, where he will spend sev
eral weeks visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Hcliaenman.
For the best Insurance see Holmes
J he Insurance Man.
Oscar Blackford of Central Point
was a business visitor In Medford
Monday.
See (ho newest things In rings
Martin J. Roddy. ;s
B. Austin of Salem Is in the city
attending lo business affairs tills
week.
Our line of solid gold pendants,
and neck chains In (ho finest, rich
dainty designs and the prices are
low. Johnson the Jeweler. 222
Jack O'Bilen of Medford visited
friends in Central Polut Sunday even
ing. Gasoline and oil nt De Voe's.
E. E. Sullivan of Salem is attend
ing to business affairs in tho cltv to
day. Mrs. M. H. Grove or Hilt Is visit
ing Medfonl friends tills week.
Messrs. Boyd. Roy, Karl, nud Clan
ence Kel.ur and .Miss Mabel Ketnur
arrived from Portland this morning
(o attend Hie funeral of their mother
Mrs. Ruth Keizur. who died at Port
land. December I. The funeral set
vices will be held from the Metho
dist church Tuesday at 2:30 p. in.
Inlenniint In I. t) O. I'. cmciei.
Wednesday the city ordinance goes
into effect that requires all vehicles
of any description to carry a white
light in front and a red light in the
rear, while thaveling through the
streets of the dlty. The lights must
be lighted one hour after sundown
and keep lighted until one hour be-'
foro sunup.
Mr. and Mrs. (.'. D. Iloon or Med
lord, who are on their way to Iowa,
stopped in Eugene for a siiurt visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Kurhholz. at HHS Olive street. Mrs.
Iloon is a sister of Mr. Bnchbolz.
EtiRene Register.
Authorities are laying for taxi
drivers, who are In the habit of tak
ing young girls joy riding. The state
law forbids (lie carrying as passen
gers any young girl, uo matter
whether fare is paid or not, unless
she is accompanied by parents. '
Mr. and -Mrs. Arthur La Plant,
who have been employed at Brown's
confectionery for the past eight
months, leave today for San Fran
cisco. James McCrank of Klamath Falls
Is spending a few days in the city on
business.
The billiard tournament between
several billiard players of tho city
was- finished nt the Brown Billiard
parlors Saturday night, Fugl carry
ing off the honors of the event and
Bob Brevard taking second place. The
score in percentage is as follows:
Fugi, 85.7: Brevard, 71.4; Main,
S7.1; Woods, 57.1; Krldlger 40.2 ;
Terrlll, 14.2.
NEW HAMPSHIRE GOES
FOR WILSON BY FIFTY-SIX
CONCORD, N, H Dec. 4. A peti
tion which had been filed at the of
fice of the secretary of state for tho
recount of the vote for presidential
olectora was withdrawn by Philip 11.
Faulkner, chairman of the republican
state committee. The reason was
uoe stated. Official returns gave
President Wilson a plurality of SO,
tho figures being Wilson 43,779;
Hughes 43 75,1.
Xotlce.
There will be no deliveries made
Tuesday.
MEDFORD DELIVERY CO.
Top LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE 30 fine Rhode Island
pullets. Early hatch. 15 2-year
Rhode Island hens, pure blooded.
Fine for poultry show. Box C,
Mail Tribune. lis
FOR RENT 40 acres fruit and grain
ranch, good building near town
and high school. Phone J. W.
Wakefield. 22.1
FOR EXCHANGE 320-acre dairy
ranch, Washington, $20,000, for
ranch here, or clear city. GO-ucre
flno bottom land. Wash., $10,000,
clear, for acreage hero. Will as
sume. Clark Realty Co. 20ii Phlpps
bldg. ' 220
FOR RENT, SALE OR TRADE
Small runch closo to town, city
water. Phone and lights. Best
of soil. What have you. P. E.
Wynkoop, S20 West 12lh. Phono
204-W.
LOST A pair of steel bbw spectacles.
Finder please call 4KS-J-1. 220
sfcs aril! sr tanaw tsrsa p iafs'.snaaTaassm "Bsieonasis
Arthur (Shorty) Dodge, and John
Deadman were fined $100 by Justice
of the Peace Glenn O. Taylor for hav
ing liquor unlawfully in their posses
sion Saturday afternoon. The fire
water wus seized in a raid on the
Seattle Rooming houso on Front
street. Deadman paid his fine but
Dodge decided to languish In the
county Jail for 50 dajs. A warrant
was Issued for Harry Stone, alleged
to be the original possessor of tho
whiskoy.
Dodge was arrested by Chief of
Police Hittson as he was going down
the street with four bottles of booz.e
In his mnckfnaw -pocket. The neck
of one protruded, which gave (lie
clue. Dodge told the court the whis
key belonged to a "friend," whose
name and present whereabouts he did
not know. Deadman entered a plea
of guilty, but Dodge entered a plea
of not guilty, and then hud nothing
to say in his own behalf.
Deadman confessed his part In the
bootlegging, and Intimated that
Dodge was tho delivery man. The
lliiuor sold at $1.50 per pint. About
50 quarts wero seized. There were
also corks and a funnel In the outfit.
The original cost was $50 Deademan
said, It being taken in part payment
for a claim on the Applegate.
The arrest, raid, and conviction
lusted but 2 0 minutes, prosecutor
Kelly handling the state's case.
RAISE NATIONAL BUDGET
(Continued From Page One.)
$155,500,000, shows a decrease of
$2,505,000.
For expenditures of the Pnnamn
canal, exclusive of fortifications, an
estimate of $l!t,7S7,20C is submitted
ns compared with $10,804,200 for
the current year. The total for the
reclamation service Is $8,28.1,000, a
decrease of $001,000 from the cur
rent year.
Public Works Estimated.
Under the department of commerce
division of public works an estimate
Is submitted of $2,004,300 for light
house, beacons and other aids to
navigation, an Increase of $1,930,300
over current appropriations for that
purpose. Among the now projects for
the lighthouse service arc included
the following: '.' '
Improving aids to navigation In
Alaska, $00,000; -for furaisliing ra
dio equipment lo a'.l seagoing light
house tunders, $0(1,000; establishing
and improvement bf aids to naviga
tion in waters of Washington and
Oregon, $35,000. ,
Estimates for- tho postal servico
aggregate $325,355,820, an iucreaso
of $2,018,141 over tho current year.
An estimate, of $1,224,000 is sub
mitted for inland transportation of
mail by steamboat or other power
boat routes or by air plane and it is
provided that out of this appropria
tion the postmaster general would lie
authorized to -expend not exceeding
$100,000 for purchase, operation and
maintenance of air planes for an ex-
J ONES sometimes wakes up feeling cross
and in consequence the family know it
without his telling them in so many words.
I
Mrs. Jones attributes it to biliousness and I
it it doesn't wear off during the day she r
gives him a dose of liver medicine at night. '
The next morning he feels better and she
gives him coffee for breakfast, and the next
morning, and the next morning. And in
a lew days Jones has another spell.
Dear Mrs. ones means all right, but she
doesn't seem to realize that if she didn't give
Jones his morning coffee she wouldn't have
to give him the liver medicine and Jones
would feel all right without both.
Housewives everywhere have found out
that Instant Postutn takes the place of break
fast coffee perfectly. And that is only one of k
the reasons why Instant Postum has wholly '
supplanted the use of coffee on thousands
upon thousands of American breakfast tables.
STANFOIil) rXIVERSITY, Palo
Alto, Cal., Dec. 4. An interestiiii.'
coincidence has come to light since
tile Stanl'mil-Saiilii Clara football
g-ame, w hich U the "bit; game-' of t lie
year lor tile two schools. Hob l'el
ouze of the Cardinals unil "liudy"
Sfhulg of Santa Claru, who started
llie gunie playing oppo.-ile to each
other at winj, claim (lie same Oregon
town us their home, both coming from
Mcdiord.
These buys were well known in
football circles in Oregon, having
played on the Meilforil high school
football team which established a
good claim to (be sta(e (itle in 1!U
by the defeat of Albany high school.
Holli showed to good advantage in
the rugby sporl, outclassing sonic
C'ulifiirniuus who have played the
game nil their lives, lioth men weigh
under l.'),"i pounds. Scliulz played on
the All-Amcrican team against (lie
Ail-Iliilish team at Oakland Thanks
giving day. ,
Claire Seeley, also of Medford, a
freshman this year, has shown good
rugby talent, and cinched a )iluce for
himself as a fullback on the All
liluclis, the second string lentil.- Or
egon Joul'lllll.
Ciml of Tiianks.
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to our friends for the many
kindnesses and sympathy shown dur
ing our recent bereavement.
MR. R. A. JOHNSON,
MRS. R. A. JOHNSON
MRS. E. A. JOHNSON
MRS. C. A. SCIH'LZ.
Extract VtTf.
A 35c bottle of lemon or vanilla
free with each three-pound can of
Royal Club Coffee. Fouls Grocery
Co. 219
perlmentnl air plane mall service be
tween such points as he may deter
mine. For railroad mail transporta
tion, an estimate of $00,350 000 is
submitted, as compared with $03,-
5S3,000 for the current year.
Miscellaneous Estimates.
Among other miscellaneous esti
mates for new purposes are the fol
lowing: $25,000 for encouraging in
dustry and self-support among na
tives of Alaska and to assist them in
establishing small industrial enter
prises; $10,590,072 for the continua
tion of the government railroad pro
ject in Alasku; $5,000 tor the jiro-
tcctlon for the protection asd im
provement of Lassen volcanic nation
al park, California; $708,000 for two
new vessels for the coast and geo
detic survey; $125,000 for eight or
more new launches lor the coast and
geodetic survey; $00,000 for the pur
chase and construction of vessels for
tho fisheries Inspection service in
Alaska; $7,000 for completion of the
fish cultural station at Iratoga, Wyo.;
$25,000 for Improvement In the Yes
Bay Alaska, fish cultural station;
$10,000 for further difusion of useful
information relative to protection,
conservation and improvement of
fishery resources.
10 PLAY FOOTBALL
Con-iilcrablc interest i- lieimr dis
played over t lie coming game Tues
day lietivecil the football teams of the
W ii-binL'toii and Lincoln school-., both
teams having winked hard all sea--on
iu play two games. The first
game was played about n week ago
with' the Lincoln team, defeat ing the
Wa-liiiiL'ton eleven (i to II.
'flic Yuhingtnii school had fur
the advantage ns far ns supeiinr
-'uining ability was concerned. The
only score of tin1 giune was inuile by
a shoestring pnss and not by line
punching. In the u-anic the Wn-liing
ton team forced the liall half of Die
length of the Held rcnealedly, only to
lose it on donns when Ihcv threat
ened the Lincoln goal. The game
ended with the ball in Washington's
po.-ession on the Lincoln Iweuty-five-yard
line.
The 'janie is to be played Tuesday,
December .5, in the bail park; An ud
misMim of .5 cents will lie charged lo
defray expenses. The game is
scheduled to start at .'1:1.5. 1'otli of
tile coaches assure a good game lo
all lhoe who care lo come out.
EIGHT HUNDRED MILLION
(Continued From rage One.)
000 in new ilems for (he reserve of
ficers' training corps.
To Buy Coast Guns.
Under the bend of coast defenses,
.Tl'i.M-JS.illlil is asked with which to
purchase guns of nil types. The inr
crease in Hie general item of forti
fications and oilier works of defense
lor 11)18 hitnls more tlittn t:i(l,(HMI,(l(K)
over last year.
To cont imic .-hips already building
or authorized the deparliueut seeks
if 1 1 S.!)4t;t I ."i.j for ships lo be authoriz
ed this year, iHH,."i()l),(mil. It has
been shown during the house navnl
committee's hearings, however, tlinl
the latter figure is much loo small,
even if the building program recom
mended i- not exceeded.
With 40,0C0-(on battleships in
prospect, while the figures arc based
on the XMlUO-tuiis type lust author
ized, it is virtually certain that an
increase of .fL'.'i.tlllll.tlOO will lie nec
essary before the program can be
curried out.
rem omi
Make Lots of; Toys
You ought
to see the
good times
boys have
witli Erector,
building brid
ges, towers,
battleships, machine Shops, saw
mills and hnn,lrlc m)..,-
mcci iiiuucis many ot tnem run liy
the Krector motor (frt-c in most set j)
The Toy Lilte Structural Steel
Give your boy a set of Erector.
It's the only construction toy with
t'irdcrs exactly like the real
structural steel. Come in and see
our interesting- Erector display.
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several ambitious projects for nuvv
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hoard, headed by Hear Admiral Helm,
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adilitipiiijl yards, makes ils rouorL
Among Ihese projects is that which
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Another new source of expense
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Helpful Words
From ii Medfonl Citizen.
Is your back lame and painful?
Does It ache especially after exer
tion
Is there a soreness In the kidney
region?
These symptoms suggest weak kid
neys.
If so (hero Is danger In delay,
(live your trouble prompt atten
tion.
Doan's Kidney Bills are for weak
kidneys.
Your neighbors uso und recom
mend them.
Read (Ills Medford testimony,
Mrs. J. W. Bass, 235 N. Ivy St.,
Medford, says: "I have always been
ready to recommend Doan's Kidney
I'll Is whenever I have heard anyone
complaining of backache or kidney
disorders. 1 have taken thoin when
I have had these troubles and they
have never failed lo stop that misery
in my hack and put my kidneys In
good working order. 1 also give
Doan's Kidney Pills to one of my
children, who is subject to weak kid
neys at times and they restoro them
to a normal condition."
Price 50c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mrs. Bass had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
props., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
AMUSEMENTS
The Star' Supreme
Billy Burke
Supported iy .
Henry" Kolker
in
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Gloria's
Romance"
A motion picture novel
by Mr. iind Mrs. Rupert
Unfiles
and
KatblyaWilliams
Of "The Spoilers" fame
in a Selijr Super- - i
Feature I
"The Valiants
o! Virginia"
A Ikomanco oi' the
Southland. '
Regular Prices:
Adults 15c. Children 5c
Coming Tomorrow:
H. B. Warner in
"Shell 43"
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MEDFORD
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All work iiarantced.
Auto Tire Impairing.
"We sell Fisk and Mich
elin Tires.
36 South Grape St. '
Modford
Tonight