Medford mail tribune., December 30, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
TOCAL AND
Jl PERSONAL
Dr. (ieorge Itohec. who came down
from KuiiPiie to vote for irriuuliou
wag a mient of .Mr. and Mr. Poller
J. .Soft llliH Week.
Mrs. Mamie Whipple of rieddliiK.
Cal., in spending it few days In the
city visit Iiik friends.
884 IMione lieatu's Drug Store.
O. K. Mooro of niddle. Ore., Is a
Med ford visitor for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Itcs? Kline "f Cen
tral Point spent Friday and Satur
day In the city.
Saito says: "There will be no re
duction In prices on nrtlclcs at the
Japaueso curio store between Christ
mas and New Year's because they arc
already low enough."
C. N. Senior of l'oitlanl trans
acted business In tho city Friday
and Saturday.
L. A. Gicln of ('.rants Pass was
In Medford Friday and Saturday vis
iting friends and unending to busi
ness matters.
Start the New Year off riftht with
a box of candy from Urown's. 2 4 0
John HI rout of Oakland, Ore., is
upending t few duys In the city visit
ing frlennf.
Howard .lolins of M c.M i iinvi lie.
Ore., is spending the wee!, in the city
visiting friends and relatives.
For your old home friends. "The
Valley of the Rogue," ISc. 253
Mr, and Mrs. I'rentits Osgood of
1.08 Angeles, Cal., arrived In the city
Friday evening for a br c' visit.
A. V. Moore of Days Creek Is
spending u few days In the city visit
ing friends and attending lo h'uiincss
matters.
Phone 927 Ilrownlecs for groceries
Miss Kthel Lolnnd of Glendnlo,
Ore., is spendlnK a few days la the
city visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Damsey of Saw
yer Bar, Cal., are spending a few
dayft in the city.
. Old papers for sale at thlB office at
20c for 100.
Clark Burrell of Kugene, Ore.,
spent Friday and Saturday In the city
attending to business matters.
St. II.' Grover of Hilt, Cal., Is
spending a Jew days In the city visit
ing friends and attondlng to business
matters.
Sweet cider at I)e Voe's.
P. O. Crawford of Copco, Cal., was
a Medford visitor Friday and Satur
day, i i
J. Schonboi'gor of Boston, Mass.,
was In the city Saturday transacting
business with local merchants.
Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon.
Specialty, eye, oar, nose, throat. Of
fice over Meeker's. Glasses fitted.
K. L. 111111b of Kent, Wash., spent
Friday and Saturday in the city look,
ing over business openings.
(Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Morse of Port
land are spending n few days In the
city . on a combined business and
pleasure trip.
See Dave Wood about that flro In
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
& 11. Hide
'M, O. Connor of Now York city ar
rived In the city Saturday morning
for a brief business visit.
John R, Allen has returned to Med
ford from Portland, where he spent
a few duys on business.
See tho stock labels carried by tho
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
a hurry.
James K. Lowe of Portland Is a
business visitor in the city.
Miss I,. T. Jones of Jacksonville
spent Friday and Saturday in the city
visiting friends.
nuttermllk. 10c gal. De Voe's.
Sorgeant Schuster of the I'liited
States army recruiting service is
spending a few days in the city
Now Year resolution. To eat
Brown's pullman ItincheaiiH It.'io. 2 I0
'Howard II. Ixingniiro of Albany
Ore , in a husluuss visitor In the city
for a few days.
'K. (. Hoteatt of Salmon Bar, Cal..
attended lo bnsfticKS mutters In tlx
city Friday.
Mrs. Leach Barcley, corsets. Phone
G83-J. 3211 N. llartlett.
Harvey I. ing of Ashland was In
Medford on business Friday after
noon. C. I,. Moreheud of Toppenlsh
Wash., was a business visitor in the
city Friday.
Gasoline And oil at De Voe's
Mlsn Evelyn Carkln of Minneapolis
Minn., spent Friday and Saturday in
the city visiting friends. Miss Car
kin Is enroule to l.os Angeles. Cal.
to spend the remainder of the winter
Mrs. Ralph Wlnniell of Salem I
spending a week visiting friends and
relotlves In Medford.
Baths 25c. Hotel Holland.
I). I,. K a ti in it li of l.nliovlew, Ore
was a business vit-ltor In the clty
Baturday.
The schools of the city will open
tieut Monday after the Christinas va
cation. Range for sale, fi-hole reseivolr.
flood condition, 214 Knight at. 2 12
O. II. Benton has returned lo Ills
home at llosebnig after fpondinc: a
woek In the city on hii.'dties.-.
MEDFORD
Jlen J. Franklin of Chico, Cal., Is
spending t lie week In the city on busi- j
ness.
Kenneth Neff returned to Med
ford Friduy evening, 'after spending
u week visiting friends at Kugene.
Leave a box of Crowson's with
your New Year's card. 210
Dr. ami Mrs. lleckman of Central
Point spent Saturday in tile city
shopping.
Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down
and $2.1 a month.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy and
family of New fOngland, X. II., alter
a short visit In Medford with Mrs.
J. K. f.tewart, have loft for Los Ange
les and San Diego. Cal., where t'ley
will spend the winter.
Don Beckwlth of Portland spent
Friday in tho city visiting friends and
attending lo business matters.
Big 5c mill: shakes at De Voe's.
Joe Wilson of Ashland spent Sat
urday In the city transacting busi
ness. II. C. Mankln of Sterling was a
business visitor In the city Saturday
afternoon.
We are serving a good merchant's
lunch, 1 1 to 2 for twenty-five cents.
Crowson's. 240
.Miss Blossom Lane and Miss Ver
Kle llcenian of Gold Hill spent Sat
urday In Medford shopping.
Fresh Graham at the Russ Mill.
Get my prices on Olympic flour.
Edwin Taylor of Applogate Is
spending a Tew days in the city at
tending to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Herring have
as holiday guests, Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. Radford of Hood River.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
tho insurance .Man.
C. 11. Corey, formerly Interested
in the Garnett-Corey Hardware Co.,
of this city, and who now resides on
a farm near Kugcuo, is spending a
few days In Hie city visiting friends.
The city water department has
been called upon a number of times
within the past few duys to shut off
the water In houses where tho plpnn
were frozen. With the coming of
warmer weather tho water superin
tendent predicts u large Increase in
the number of pipes broken by freez
ing of water.
An appropriate New Year's gift
a box of Crowson's Mndo in Med
ford. 240
The thermometer dropped to 9 de
grees above zero last night, the low
est temperature recorded in the past
five years.
Tho team cuptnined by Dr. Seely
won two out of three games from the
Diamonds in play last night In the
Dll.s bowling tournament.
Fresh chocolutos at Do Voe's.
Fred L. Strung will leave for Rose-
burg Sunday morning after spend
ing a week In the city visiting his
parents Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Strain,
William Moyer of Ashland spnt
Saturday in the city attending to bus
iness mailers.
Bnkcry goods at Do Voe's.
Eurl Hubbard will leave -Monday
for Corvallis whore ho will attend
Farmers' Week at tho O. A. C.
Ves Stevens of Talent was a bus
iness visitor in tho city Saturday af
ternoon.
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GOES UP AGAIN
XKW YOWK, Dec. :). Murine in
stiranee rules todav showed another
ini'iciihe. I'lidoi writers minted ti In
8 per cent tor insut iui: cargoes hound
to inrtH of the Tinted Kingdom, nut!
Ill per cent to Mediterranean ports.
A lew days ayo iIicm rates si, nut at
.1 to S per cent.
Tile advance was alt 1 United In re
ports that the Lamport and Holt liner
Voltaire, linn; overdue, had been cui
lured liv u (Icniiitn prize crew, which
was previm; 011 allied freighters in
the North Atlantic and to the fact
flint several Irnns-Alliiiilic steamer
are now overdue on both sides of 1 1 1
ocean.
Although llie Voltaire. lYom Liver
pool to New York, is fourteen tlavs
licliind her si-hcdiilc. representatives
of the hue here said tliev hud not
itivcii up hope mid should not do
until I hey lic-ii d ol l icinllv that their
vcs-ol I;,-,,! heei! lost.
MOW YOltK, Dec. ;tn. Tho In
flow of Kold this week ci.nli'd the to
tal of the year's Imports to $tiSl,7U0.
euo. This Is l.y far the greatest
amount of v.old to enter tho Tutted
States In a siuitle vein-.
Tlie total of liiipoi-'-' for the week
In behalf of the lltitish treasury
amounts to ::.".:i.i'.on,ooii. The heavy
expansion nf shipments since last
Muiidav is tal.en in haul. ing circles as
an Indication that the llrilish au
thorities are pl.inniin; to continue
-ending i;old lo re en an enormous
scale.
MATTJ TRIHUNB, MEDFQRT), ORKtiOX. HATH? DAY, WK.M HKU HO,
DEAD IN DED ON
74TH BIRTHDAY
Dr. Williiijn K. (Jomly whs found
(lead in his bt'd Siitunlay moniiiiL;.
DiTcmht'i- ;t0, l!)Hi, bv Mis. V. T.
York, nl wIiom! Iwuu. In had iv-ddrd
fur tho pn-d year and u halt'. -Di-nth
wtn due to lit'arl ftiilurt. lie wan 74
years old I ho day of hN drutli, iuiv-
r been burn in WhcL-lini;, W. VnM
DtM-cinbcr ill), IS 12.
I r. (Jiiiidy served in the cnntVdcp-
atc army during the rivil war, enh'r-
inr the nnny in the infantry service
and Inter beeuinin courier for ( idl
er; 1 1 Karly.
l'ilhiwinif the ehtse of the war, lie
removed to Tennessee. Inter to Grand
Koiks, K. )., tlieiiee to Illinois, and
filially nunc to Medford in 1MIK. Al
one time lie was well kmwn as I he
manufacturer of n jintent veterinary
liniment, which enjoyed a wide salt'.
There are. no near relatives (if the
lceeased on the coast, a prund niece
living in West Virginia beiiuj the nenr
c relative known.
Kuneral services will be held at
Weeks & Mc(iownn's chapel, Tues-
lay. Jnnuarv 'J, IM7, How William II.
Hamilton officiating. Services nt the
jxave in Odd Fellows cemetery under
iiisiices id Medford l.ude of Klk.s,
of which the deceased was a nieinhr.
In, (lomly was well known and
hi-Jilv esteemed union" a la rye circle
f friends, and was a familiar figure
in Medfurd.
liKltUX, Dee 'HI. German war
ships placed mines covering both en
trances to the Finnish seaport of
Ifutmiu, on the Gulf of Dothnia, on
Thursday uiyht last, according to the
Swedish newspaper Aftonbladt, says
an Overseas News ayeney item toilay.
According to these advices, liaunio,
al reseut the most important Has
Man port, is now totally inaeeessibl
to navigation.
1916 YEAR OF PROGRESS
(Continued From Page One.)
have been voted with which to im
prove tho roads to the IMuo I, edge so
that with tho opening of spring, haul
lug of ore will begin in earnest with
a fleet of nuto trucks, which are al
ready on their way from eastern fac
tories. dn Medford proper building activi
ties have heen confined during the
past year largely to the erection of
income properties. The exceptions
to buildings of this character arc the
federal building, erected at a cost of
$1 10,000 and St. Mark's church,
which cost, exclusive of lot and fur
nishings, In tho neighborhood of
$5,0011.
.New Buildings lOititeil.
Tho appearance of main street has
been considerably Improved by the
ndditlon of new husinoss blocks and
by remodeling of old buildings. On
the corner of Main and Kir has been
erected a one-story while porcelain
brick finished structure with a front
of a half block. This building has
been so constructed that with the
growth of the city, other stories may
be addeti as they aro needed. This
modern structure stands on the
ground formerly occupied by tho Ho
tel Moore and a number of one-story
frame buildings.
DeVoe's grocery is now housed in
a one-stnry brick building on the cor
ner of Main and Onkdnlc streets. The
series of frame and brick rooms ad
joining the Medford Hotel, formerly
occupied by the store are now being
razed.
(New ninrble fronts have been
placed In tho buildings on the half
block on the north side of Main
street nl l-'ir.
The building occupied by N'unnl's
bakery, on Kir street, off Main, has
been entirely remodeled, n front of
white porcelain brick and plate gluss
being Installed. Within tho building
machinery lias been installed for the
making of bread under modern scien
tific methods. As an atldpicu to
Medfurd industries during 191tt. may
be cltetl the erection of a plant h
tho ltex Spray Co. This plant re
placed the one burned down at Tcl
ent several years ago. The laun'.tiu
plant of the Knight Parking Co.. wa
also completed during Hie past yoi.r.
Another Improvement is the build
ing of the Holland apartments, in
connection with the Holland hotel,
which are Hearing completion, at a
cost of $;,ii00. John A. Westerluiul
is owner.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Will tlie man that called
at Snell's lodging house, for a
girl, call asain. Can't find place.
210
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TO BE HECKLED
The followiiiK challentse linn heen
iuuued to City Attorney McCatio by
supporter of the Medyusltl plan, to
appear before a muss meeting to ue
called for tho occasion and be
heckled:
Dear Sir:
An you arc aware, there are two
competing propositions before the
people looklUK to the adjustment of
the paving assessment matters, an 1
as the people and tax payers of this
city are vitally Interested in the
proposition, and as the author of this
letter are supporters of what is
known as the -Medynski plan, believ
ing the same to he the only fair,
honest, and equitable solution of the
problem. And you are, and. have
been during the whole controversy,
attorney for the city; and as such, 1
assume, that It was uuder your ad
vice and direction that what is known
as the Hanson plan was launched.
And wo bellevo that said plan is
wholly inadequate, unjust, unfair, In
equitable and unworkable and iucd-
fenslble.
We, therefore, challenge you to
come before tho people and taxpayers
of .Medford and defend the same. At
least, give us some reason, if you
can, why such an unjust burden
should be placed upon the people.
To that end and purpose, we request
that you, as city attorney, appear be
fore the citizens and taxpayers as
sembled at the Pago Theatro on llie
5th day of January, 1917, at N
o'clock, p. m.
Wo, the people who opposo Raid
plan agreeing to pay all the expenses
of such meeting.
Dated this 29th day of December,
1910. .1. E. TOFT,
h. n. SCHMAI.HAUSF-n,
t. a. iiurtiiows,
L. G. POHTEIt.
Notice tn IClks.
Medford, Ore., Dec. :10. '910.
All members of Medford Lodge
-No. 1 ICS, II. P. O. Elks are requested
to meet at the -Elk's temple Tuesday
afternoon, January 2, 1917, nt 1:30
o'clock to altend the funeral of
Brother W. S'. Cloudy.
C. W. HElLimOXNER,
Exalter Ruler,
h.'U JACOBS,
Secretary,
GOc 50c
HOIXAXI CAFE
New Veiy Eve and New Veal 's Dinner
llelLsli
Sweet Plcklca and Ulpe Olives
Soup
Consomme a la Royal
FIsli
lUallbut ail Gratin
lionst
Polled Young Chicken
Supremo Sauce
Milk-Fed Turkey, Oyster Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Vegetables
Steamed Potatoes Mashed Potatoes
Sweet Peas
So lad
French Fruit Salad
Dcis-sert-s
Fruit Cake, Pumpkin Pie, Mince Pie,
I lee Cream and Cake
Drink
Coffee Tea Milk
Mk: Mr
If your child is making B
a poor record at school,
eye strain may be the
cause, and you should
consult Dr. Rickert at
once. Exclusive Opto
metrist and Eye-Sight
Specialist, over the May
Co., 308 East Main St.,
Medford, Ore.
. M I ' S E M K. N T S TO X I ( i 1 1 T
Page
ALWAYS
WORTH WHILE.
Phone IIS for Schedule
MAE MXRNII niitl KOIlKliT
Hl!l(l In "THE I.ITT1.K
UAH."
Also Keystone ".SUE LOVED
A SAILOR."
Tomorrow Mabel Taliaferro
in "The Dawn of Love."
AMI SE.MENTS TONIGHT
Star
ALWAYS A
GOOD SHOW
Phone 400 for Schedule ,
ALICE ltliADY lit "IIOl'GIIT
AMI PAID l'OH, and Vlt Com
edy "tteorjr Wllte's Ilirllitlay"
Tomorrow .lime Givy in "T' ;
Test."
STATE POULTRY
The Southern Oregon Poultry asso
ciation i rapidly coniplcling arrange
nients for I lie Oregon State 1'oultry
association's utiniinl nonltry .show, to
he held in this city diirini! tile second
week in January, beginning on -Mon
day. January 8. .Many requests have
been received from many purls of the
tute for entry blanks from the lend
ing poulterers of Oregon, wiiile south
ern Oregon promises to make the
show a red-letter period in llie prog
ress of tlie poultry industry in this
region.
The awards will he matte hv com
parison this year, instead of llie
ore-card method used nt tlie local
show last February. Sixty per cent
f the entry fees will he devoted to
payment of prizes; :itl per " cent for
first pri.e, 'JO per cent for second anil
10 per cent for third. 1 his also is
an innovation in the mailer of a ward
payments.
The local association is having
niiide Ii v the -Metlltirtl ash ec Door
tiniiiniiy the American Poultry asso
intion's standard coops for the rc
'cption of tlie show birds. They will
GREAT SSMS ia t
GRErYf PIAYS enuade hyW
GREAT BiaECXOBS -
GIVE '
THE LEAD
OYER
r .WHEELS
AMUSEMENTS ATTRACTION COMING
It's the Big Thing
The
Unwritten
L
IN SEVEN PRETENTIOUS PARTS
Asks and Answers the Questions
Is Murder Ever Justified?"
"Have you the right toprotect
the sanctity of your home?"
A great stage play made greater by the magic of the
screen tense, stirring powerful acting by the Su
preme Emotional Actress
Beatriz Michelena
PAGE
HERE
WED.-THURS
JAN. 3-4
1010
cost .("." anil will he owned in part !
by the county for use til the county
fairs.
Entries will he closed nt midnight.
January "i. All birds intended either
for exhibition or sale must he in the
show room on Monday, January h. !
II. F. Keeney of I-'.iigcne lias been en- j
gaged to serve as judge. He will be- j
gill that work Tuesday morning. Tlie:
show will he foriunlly opened to the j
public at noon, January 11. -It will;
eonl inue until Saturday evening, Jan- j
nary l'l. The Korinck building has;
lit'cu rented for the exhibition. It is I
Itirue and well lighted. Artificial heat j
will he supplied. j
A meeting of the local association!
;s being held this afternoon to heari
committee reports ami perfect ur- j
riiiigcincnis. 1
l'roiiiinotit poultry peoide will he in
attendance from Portland ti ml ollieiv
Willamette valley points.
DIED
Lawrence It. Cardwell died Friday.
December 2S at Fort Klamath, Ore.,!
death coming suddenly from heart j
failure. At one time tlie deceased j
was proprietor of a hotel In Gold
Hill. Later he moved to Sams val
ley, where he resided until last sum
mer, when he moved to Fort Klam
ath. The deceased, who was 4(1
years of age, was a member of the
Medford lodge 1). P. O. 12. The body
will he shipped to Central Point,
where the funeral will he held at a
tlate to be announced later.
in Pictures Just Now
aw
HERE
WED.-THURS
JAN. 3-4
Page
ALWAYS
WORTH WIIILE
llir l'hotoplays. Oood Music.
Weekly l'rojrnim lleuiiiuius
SUNDAY, Dec. 31, Mat. & Kve.
Mabel Taliaferro
in u Metro Wonder Play,
"The Dawn of Love"
Also Musty Suffer Comedy,
"Going Up" f-
Added Kilm, SELIG ATHLETIC
MONDAY, Jan. I, Mat. & Kve.
Eillie Burke in
"The Gathering Storm"
.iili ciiaiiter 'Gloria's Romance
. .- i
Also Kxliiioriliuary fj-Act
Feature
( "The Prince of
Graustark"
Feutiirinsr Marguerite Clayton
mid Bryant Washburn
TUESDAY, Jan. 2, Mat. & Kve
Frank Keenan
The (ireat Trinnnle Star, in
"The Thoroughbred"
"Dollars and Cents"
New Keystone Stunts
WED. anil THURS., Jan. 3 & 4
"The Unwritten Law"
7-Act l'liotii Drama, Starring
Beatriz Michelena
A ttriiiitine; story, intensely in
- 1 cresting. - .
FRIDAY, Jan. 5
Theater Rented
SAT., Jan. B, Mat & Eve.
Norma Talmadge
"The Social Secretary"
, Keystone
"The Scoundrel's Toll"
Star
ALWAYS
GOOD SHOW 5
r
Phono 400 for Schedule
Weekly Program Beginning
SUNDAY, Dec. 31, Mat. & Eve.
Jane Grey
In n Ooltl liooster Dnuim,
"The Test"
Also Lonesome Luke Comedy
MONDAY, Jan. I, Mat. & Eve.
"The Sign of the
Poppy"
IllucliiitVs Grunt. Mystery Piny..
Added Attraction :
Chas. Chaplin
In
"A Woman"
TUESDAY, Jan. 2
House Dark
WED., Jan. 3, Mat. & Eve.
Fannie Ward
In
"Each Pearl a Tear"
A Paramount Picture.
Ham ami Bud in a Kalem
Comedy
"One Step Too Far"
THURS., Jan. 4, Mat. & Eve.
Wm. Vox Presents
Virginia Pearson
In
"The War Bride's Secret"
Also PATHE NEWS
FRIDAY, Jan. 5, Mat. & Eve.
Lou Tellegen
In
"The Victory of
Conscience"
An unusual Lasky Pliotoiluy.
AUo Yitnaniph Comedv,
"Loot and Love"
SAT., Jan. 6, Mat. & Eve.
Ethel Clayton and
Carlyle Blackwell
In
"Broken Chains"
A Mnry of untiMinl interest.
AI-i Vim nrm(v
"The Connecting Bath'