Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 06, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD SI AMI TRIBUNE, M KDFORD. ORKflOX. SATFR DAY. JANUARY fi. 1917 PAGE TWO I 1 1 UtiVL iiSU n: I 14 , . -r aJ VKUKi IN A "Most of lie I'nlversity students Who spent 1 be liultilays will rot urn Saturday nlniit and Sunday to resume tllOlr BtUllil'H. . W. ('. Kulisch or Kniteiie wan a Medford lin-fness visitor Friday and Saturday. . 864 Phone lloaln'8 Drug Store. t U M. Marry of liutte 1'alln Knent Friday evening and Saturday In the '.city. YC'V. (Hoe'ekiior of (irants Pawi Is ' ftpendlnp; a few days In .Medfnrd on liiistneitK. . c , For your old home frlonda. "The , Valley of the nogne," inc. 253 i.' Air. and .Mr. Kniiert Johnson of Victoria, H. C, arc tourist visitors in the city. F. 1!. Illoom of Portland Ik a Ims ' InffiH visitor in Medford for a few days. l'lione 927 lliownloos for Krorerles C'laud jflteliell of Yreka, f'al., la Kpcmllng a few days In the city vis ' ItlnK friends.. Frank Hay has returned lo Med t ford from Berkeley, Cal., where he ftpent the holldaya visiting hia par ' ents. Fresh chocolates at Do Voe's. i !). S. Fletcher of Portland spent v Friday and Saturday In the city look 1 Iiik after huslness Interests, v J. 1.. Goss of Kan Francisco was in ' Medford Saturday on huslness. Sweet cider at De Voe's. TCnhert Pcloiize lias returned to .Stanford Unlvin'slty after upending the holidays In Medl'ord and at KnKle ;, Point. 8. M. Calkins of Portland wnn a '. business visitor In the city Saturday. ; Dr. Heine, physician and surnonn. Speclnlty, eye, ear, nose, throat. Of fice over Meeker's. Glasses fitted. '- H. M. Dllle.r Ir a business visitor ;. Ill Medford for a few days from San ' Francisco, Cal. 1 J. It. HuKKlns. of St. Louis, Mo., ' Ih among tho out of town visitors In '-. Modford. Dr. E. Klrchgessner, Hotel Hol , land every Wednesday. Hours for '. consultatlqn, 1 to G p. in. 2I!S 'II. L. Wnlthor la spending a low dayR In Salem on ImisIucssr. Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Nigger of (linnls Pass arrived In tho city Friday for a brief visit. ;' ; See Cava Wood about that firn ln Burauce policy. Office, Koom 4 04 M. '. F. & H. Bldb'. K. F. Fnrror of Portland attended to bunlncM! affairs In Medford Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. niggerstnrr of Seattle are Medford visitors for a few days. I Columbia yarns, Handicraft shop. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hehmo of Coulle City aro spending a few days ill the city. O. Schneider of Portland was In . Medford on business Friday and Sat urday. See. tho Block labels carried by the Medford Printing Co., If you aro In a hurry. Henry Scbaefer of San Francisco, Cal., is spending a few days In the .city transacting business. J. K. Smith of (Irants Pass Is . 'Spending a few days In the city Inins nctiug business. Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon, ' office Jackson County Hank Build ing. , .1. H. Smith of lirnnts Pas Is spending a few days In the city vlslt .ing friends and attending to husluess ! ..matters, .lolin J. Terry of Albany, Ore, Bpent Friday and Saturday in Mcd ' ford on business. Special sale on all Pacific packnge goods. Handicraft shop. 'J4i Samuel Storey of C.ranls- Pass was .n Medford visitor Friday and S:tt- urduy. 'Holier! Miller of Portland Is a bus iness visitor in the city for a rew days. Buttermilk, 10c gal. He Voe's. Mr. mid Mrs. II. T. MeCnndless of Tncoma. Wash., arrived In tlm city , Friday evening and inleud to make their home in this locality. 0. S. Bliss of Portland Irannirt : td business with local merchants ; Friday and Saturday. ' (lasollne and oil at Do Voe's j MIsb Mabel Johnson of Butte Falls ; la spending the week end In the city ! visiting friends. ! Grant Burroughs a rancher from 1 northeast of Medford was in the city Saturday attending to huslness mnt ; ters. Hntli 25c. Hotel Holland. ' Charles Baron was In tho city Fri day afternoon attending to bin lues matter. Ralph Bardwell returned to the city Friday from Chicago where he managed the direct to the consumer plan of marketing apples ir the Kogue liiver Frult and Product asso ciation. Dakniy goods nt Do Vop'b. - Miles Cantrall of Itttch Hp.nl Fri day afternoon anil Saturday in Hie city on baldness. K. P. Anthony of Alhany is a bus iness visitor In the city for a few day:. Kdwln Taylor of Kueh attended to hnsiness matters In Medford Friday and Saturday. For the best insurance see Holmes, tho Insurance Man. The annual election of officers of the Christian church will be held Sunday morning after regular ser vices and all members are urgently requested to be present. lohn l(. Allen of .Medford Is reg istered at Hotel Portland, Portland. Oregon. Cities sells Ford cars, $200 down and $2.j a mnsitli. T. S. Branson of Alberta, Canada, representing the New York Life in surance company, h in the city in tile interests of tiie company and may decide to locate here. Mrs. Bran son accompanied her hushand. Wanted A barrel of good rider vinegar nt De Voe's. Tyson licnll of the Central Point district was a Medl'ord visitor Satur day. Walter Bostwick of Applegate spent Saturday In the city on busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. il. C. Pclton of K'lam ith Falls are In Medford for a few lays visiting friends. Children's dresses, reduced at Handicraft shop. 2-l Miss Marion Burgess of Portland arrive,) in (bo city Saturday morning and will Siie.v! a week with Miss Winifred Cl irl:. John Iiif.,r.'tni of Corvjillis, Oregon, Is vlsltlti:; frlcnda In Medford. Frank S. Ward of the State Board of Pharmacy spent Saturday in the Ity on official business. John Butler of Kaglo Point at tended to business matters In Mod lord Saturday. Big 5c milk shakes at He Voe's. Al Tin pin of Big Sticky spent Sat urday In the city on business. Fort Hubbard and Krnest McKee silent Saturday morning In Ashland on businesHs. 10. W. Watson of Sisson, Cal., Is a Medford visitor for a few days. John It. Allen Is spending a few days at Portland on business. Walter Lamed returned to the city Saturday morning from California. where he spent tho holiday season. Wbile at Pasadena New Year's day, he attended the Pennsylvania-Oregon game. II. O. Brenimer of Wolf Creek Is spending a few days le the city at tending to business matters. It. T. Steel of Unite Falls spent Saturday In the city transacting busi ness. Charles W. rennlston of the Ash land green house, transacted business in the city Saturday. 10. I,. Reunion of Yreka, Cal., Is spending the week in tho city on business. ..I. L. Green was a business visitor In the city Friday from Granls Pass. Dr. and Mrs. J. F. Iteddy returned lo the city Friday from San Fran cisco, Cal., where they sp-jul the holi days. Charles Kills of Merrill. Ore., is spending a few days lu the city visit ing friends. In the platform announcement of II. O. Xnrdwtck, printed yesterday, tho word "civilization" was spelt "covlllKatlon" an unintentional ty pographical error. H. V. I'pton of Gold Hill was a .Mcdlord business visitor Saturday. SETTLING DIFFICULTIES I.ONDOS', Jan. (i. Great Britain li received Norway's reply in re gard lo the coal cinliaro and the fi liation U muell uaproeil. aeeonling lo u Cnpenllngeli di-p,ilc to the '. ''lnim;e Telcmai'li i-ipmpany, iiuotim; the Chrisliania Tnlcii- Tc.'U. The conen-.ii-. of opinion in the Nonveu' in II prc-s i lliiil the ilii Icicuco llc- tween the Ino i lines will -.ooii lie ,el tied. HARVEY FIELDS SUFFERS FROM ODD ACCIDENT Harvey Fields, a cleiU employed! by C. M. Kidd. Is suffering from am attack of blood poisoning as the re sult of a peculiar accident, which oc curred mar Chri.-.tnias. His right thumb Is linecteil but not seriously. lr. Secly dressed tho injury. Fields formed a sltcat water blis ter on his thumb, due to sweeping.! and dining the Christmas season his! brother killed five or Kit ducks on i Hie river. He brought them home. : and Fields to preserve them, packed thcui with snow and salt. The bits-1 ter thus lm ami' Infected from snow or salt, and In a couple of days the! hand bciiiiiie black nii,l h!".!'!v dls ! colored. Serious results were feared for a time. ! s Absolutely Removes I n d i ;c y I i o n. 0 no packajro v.ovesit. 25c r.t r.!l dnu-''i'ls. SELLS INTERESTS j A SEATTl.K, Wash.. Jan. r.. Ed ward A. Sims, of Port Townsend. former member of the legislature, logger and saiinou ennner, announc ed today that he had disposed of his Interests in the Hoonah Packing company, the Glacier Fisheries com pany, lite Key City Packing com pany, anil the Hillside Canning com pany and awarded a contract for tiie logging of the Dosewullipg Tim ber company's holdings, which wilt he completer within five years. The varbAis deals Involve the transfer of properties roughly esti mated at $l.iHMi,liiiii. E. B. Denting of Uelllngliam, took over Mr. Sims' Interests in tho lloouah Packing company, mid Ar thur Piitchard of Tacoina purchas ed .Mr. Sims' Inierests In the Gla cier Fisheries company. The Hoo nah Packing company has three Alaska . canneries, one on Bering river at Katalla. a second at lloo uah anil the third al Glacier Bay. Mr. Sims first purchased all the Interests in the Key City Packing company plant at Port Townsend, then he made arrangements for transfer of his holdings, either to ollicers who have served him In Hie corporation or to friendly Interests whom they might select. The Hillside Canning company, another Port Townsend cannery with a capacity of (10, boo cases is taken over by Horace E. Sims, C. F. Goodrich and Peter Gralgnic, -who have been associated with Mr. Sims in the fishing business. Mr. Sim's logging interests were taken over by Puget Sound men. HOLDS IN ILLINOIS CHICAGO, ,7au. (I.- -Judges Kvans Carpenter ami l.amlis of Hie i'liilcd Slates district court today denied the petition id' -JH railroads operating in lilinois to restinin the state iublv utilities commission from enforcing Hie Illinois -cenl Tare law. The railroads conlcmlcil lli'nl a ruling- of the interstate commerce com-mi-sion permitting u passenger rale of ''..! cents a mile in Illinois -lioulil set aside the stale law. FOR COUGHS and COLDS i Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment Wednesday and Thursday Pnritii; th1 prorrsa of I ho play Mi:;s .ttuis(Mi pose- tho picnui's "Magdalen. " ' 1're mier." ;tnd "Tho ilalli of l's(tie.'' and the stiMnary. u'imhHiis Xilit," tho (rowiitiu; fiiiiin1 of tho Court of Honor at t ho 1'ana nut-1'ariiU- expositions, a.s sho ptv-ctl tto original for A. A. Vernnuin, " Aplirodito."' " Ahmulanio,' Jy t'arl Hitter (original pose,! U Miss Mmi sn.) "Sinlnt:." "l-'ato," "lAllemu." mi,! "Uuunini; PAGE AI.MssO.N !V' dull iVi tliililirii t" 4.-. Coming ndrey .fv-'H Mmison - 'I'hr Intei nalionaUy Known x f t 1 Aiiisl's .Model in tin (lifter- i i cut ini'ina SiMM taelc. V r i .V.f$A-A MM LlfiiM," COLLECTS FUNDS SAN FItANCISCO. Jan. I'.. Emilia Goldman, an anarchist of interna tional reputatiou. Is collecting funds for the murder defense of Thomas J. Mooney, a union organizer, on trial here as one ot five alleged bomb plot ters, according lo a statement today by Mi.-r. M. Eleanor Fitzgerald, asso ciate editor of Alexander Bcrkman''; publication, tiie- "Blast." "Miss Goldman always divides her lecture collections for the defense ot accused persons Idciitilicd with' la bor." said Miss Fitzgerald. "I don't, know how much she has contributed to Mooncy's defense. She has sent, some money direct and some she has contributed through the International Workers' Defense league, which Is fi nancing Hie trial. "Miss Goldman is also contributing lo the defense of the Industrial Workers or the World members ac cused in the Everett, Wash., fight and she helped fluanchilly in the de fense of Caplau and Schmidt in the l.os Angeles Times case." RUMAN OiL FIELDS I.UXIJUN', ..,. (j. hVntor dis pfilclt t'l'urii Aii!NtVhl;uii nuiilt's Itcrlin disniti-lit-; as Siiyinu' lltat llio wtiWi n' rt'j.ii iritiL' tiie damage in tiie li'n inaniaii nil iliMi'it-U lia- iilvaiii-il tar thai mhn work-- may ir-iime r diictidii wiiliin a, I'iU" weeks. Aboui eiirlaU (f petroleum aro said to Iiave been enplureil nt faMipiiia, and immense si ores a( (NmMan.a. AMI'S K MKNTS TO.VKill T Always Worth., While. Good Music Xorum Talmadp' as "The Social Secretary." Good KcyMolio "The Scoundrel's Toll." Tonwi row, Fmiiia Wclilen In "Tho I'lfteiiilei-N." A A 1 1 S 10 M I ! I S TO M f J 1 1 T Always a Good Show. F'.hcl Clayton and Carlyle Black well In "Broken 'bains." Also Vim Comedy "The Connect. injr Bath." Tomorrow Florence I.a Badie. 1,1' -y ? k vt ? f. ist(J 1 4 fd -i T-'W fit Nf'-.r.UMl & 4 . ' 4 -"v" ' "..'.. 0 W ,' 4 J C eV e, 1 5 fi tjt AMUSEMENTS Good Music. Phone 41 S. J Always Worth While iflKv Big Photoplays and WEEKLY PROGRAM Beginning Sunday, Jan. 7 TOMORROW: Metro Presents Charmin.? EN MY WEHLEN In "THE PRETENDERS" A truly entertaining; I'omedy 1 llama. Also A'ita'jniilt Co. "CONDUCTOR KATE" MONDAY, JAN. 7: BILLIE BURKE in ... "HIDDEN FIRES" Sixth Oindcr of "Gloria's Koinnncc" And tiie ronlnr Plav "PRINCE OF GRAUSTARK" Adapted from McCutchcoii's famous novel. TUESDAY, JAN. 8: Triangle's Most Daring Produc tion, leatlilin? LOUISE GLAUM as "THE WOLF WOMAN" ..nnd ChaS. Ray as lier victim. Keystone: i "AMBROSE RAPID BISE"' . WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY, JAN. 9 AND 10: 'I'll internationally known Ar tists' jiodcl AUDREY MUNS0N III the Different Cinema Spoc- laele, "PURITY" FRIDAY, JAN. 12: Deliglitful LOUISE HUFF in the role of a little' Qunker Girl, "THE REWARD OF PATIENCE" A tenderly appealing photoplay. Vim Comedy, "WILL A WOMAN TELL" SATURDAY, JAN. 13: Should a musical comedy star nmrrv a wealthy highbrow '? See. "DIANE OF THE FOLLIES.'! and LILLIAN GISH in hci lravM esty of Sarah iSumhurdt. Keystone, "HIS BUSTED TRUST" with Slim Summerville AMUSEMENTS Star Always a Good Show Phone 400 for schedule WEEKLY PROGRAM Beginning Sunday, Jan. 7, TOMORROW: FLORENCE LA BADIE in a renin rhalile triple role as "SAINT, DEVIL AND THE WOMAN" 1'nusual suspense throughout the five acts, also ,'t , Lonesome Luke Comedy : WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10: DUSTIN FARNUM in llo uell-hnown story Ivy Pe ter 1!. Kyne, "THE PARSON OF PANAMINT" Published in Sat. F.vc. Po4. Ham and Bud Comedy "THE BATTERED BRIDEGROOM'' THURSDAY, JAN. II: The Winsome Star JUNE CAPRICE in "THE RAGGED PRINCESS" The tlnillin adventures (if a lit tle orphan. Alo Palhe News SATURDAY, JAN. 12: P.raily-World pre-ents E. K. LINCOLN nnd JUNE ELVIDGE in "THE WORLD AGAINST HIM" A !oo!nr who shows traits of iron a! ami pltYMoal oowanlioo. Save by Buying Tires Now! Federal tires advance Tuesday, Jan. 9th. Buy now and get the benefit of the present price. We make ments on Federal Tires -no shipping away--you deal only with us. C. E. GATES Medford Voters, Attention ''Do. not lio misled liy certain statements that are reported to have been made regarding the Business Men's association of this city and its policy towards the public. The statement that the Business Men's associa tion is organized to "fix prices" is an absolute false hood. ' Out of twenty-one firms selling groceries, six arc menibei's of the association. Out of nine meat markets, one belongs to the association. Our mem bership consists ot! the four city banks, several physi cians and business men in all lines of trade. For a considerable time the city water department' was u member of the association.-.- The statement that the Business Men's associa tion wants to "kill the public market" is another falsehood. The association went on record as favor ing the market by passing resolutions to that effect shortly after the market was started. A large number of the business men and their families are reaular patrons of the market, and without their continued support it would be a failure. The association stands at all times for anything that is for the best interests of the city and county. We arc organized for procuring better business laws and methods and for protection against fake ad vertising and professional "dead beats" and "won't pays." All our meetings are open to the public. EAliL Q. OA DDIS, L. B. BROWN, C. S. BUTTK1 FIELD, E. V. SCHMIDT, A. f!. HUB HARD, C. M. KIDD, Directors Used Cars At Bargains 1915 Maxwell, good as new $375 E M F touring car, good condition $275 1913 Buick-2 5, run 10,000 miles $500 Ford touring car, good condition $250 POWER AUTO CO. HOME OF THE BUIGK all adjust-