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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1917)
ftrrcnFonn matt; ttjttutxr mepfotiD. OT?r.ooy. tjifusday. jaitat;v h. ion ."PATHF! FOUR MElj "an pun 1 1 Fu we Ill Bh to f OCAL AND JL PERSONAL - . I Tin Officers for tho ensuing term of erlii't,Siio lilver Encampment I. O. O. K. of Medford, were Instulled Wod- nesilay evening by 1). G. I. John On K- N'orrls of Jacksonville, as follows: p" ,'ee Wntklns, chief patriarch; P. J. MaDully. senior warden; 0. F. Snedlcor, Bnturcribo; G. W. Howard, treasurer; A. J-',I. llanliy, hinli priest; A. 11. Wil- - iinuir., junior warueii; w. w . iionum, E. Wilson, h. O. Howard, watches; M''V. J. Wile C. II. l'earson, guards; - H. K. Wallers, ?linels. Gcorgo liishop, Hcn- 8S4 Phono Heatn'a Drug Btora. It. noswell of Holland Is In the .rllv for a few days visiting friends. rP. S. Anderson of Kagle Point was a Medford visitor on business Wed nesday and Thursday. Clearance salo of package Roods. AUIIiindicraft Shop. 253 ' : S. S. Woods of Redmond, Cal., Is to .(spending a fow days In tho city vls tunfiliiig friends and attending to busi ness matters. Tho poultry show Is open cven Oiniis. Tho building Is well lighted, dolmuul exhibits can be seen as well as of Din tho daytime. 250 TEf ('.' I. Klelnhammer of Buncoin spent Wednosday evening and Thurs lAduv In the city. onf For your old homo friends. "The U.-Vniley or the Rogue," l!ic. 253 5 Mr. nnd Mrs. John need of 9nm iirr, Wn., aro Medford visitors for a View days. fins Tho poultry Rhow Is open oven- knuInKS. Tho building Is well lighted, irluand exhibits can be seen as well as Tiin tho daytime. 250 ; W. Zcldlcr of Runcorn Is spending Ha few days In tho city visiting friends land attending to business mailers. glai J'hone 02 7 IJrownlees for groceries, 1 ' abb Clinton Cook of Applegate Is spend curing a few days In tho city. Old papers for sale at this office at I20o for 100. ' , sou II. M. Wilson of Sun Francisco yotCal., was in the city Wednesday and ;Thursday on business. fi Wool Slipper Soles, all sixes, j'maiidicrnft Shop. 253 J W. H. llamell of Sail Francisco, Cal., is a Medford visitor for a few . .days. :i Tho poultry show Is open evon incs. The building Ib well lighted, Viind exhibits can he seen ns well as In the daytime. 2r.fl Lew Jacobs of Portland transacted T0'lnislness in Medford Wednesday and nl,cThursday. TtVooli nlincnlnf ea nt lie Vrtn'n C. S. Hall is a business visitor in ' ""the city from Seattle Wn. If saving of dollars Is any object ento you, shop now at the Closing Out cd Sale Alli ens. W. 11. Dent of Portland arrived In " 'Medford Wednesday evening for a brief business visit. There is a ltcxull remedy for every nllmeut. 251 Ib a 01 J. C. Hanson of Portland "'Medford visitor for a few days. ,n Chnrlcs Horton of Klaninth Falls, m Is spending a few days In the city. l Cates sells Ford car9, $200 down r"and $25 a month. K. J. llcltnll of Portland was a "'Medford visitor Wednesday nnd f0Thursday. . II. Jones of Detroit, Mich., IP" spending a few days lu the city on business. Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon. Specially, eyo, ear, nose, throat. Of' flee over Meekor's. Glasses fitted. II. J. Mayo of San Francisco. Cal., transacted business In Medford Wed nesday and Thursday. For tho best Insurance see Holmes, . the Insurance Mnn it tl H. II. llemwood of San Jose, Cul ls a recent arrival In Medford. George II. Cecil, M. S. Morritt. W I) 11. Colby, It. M. Silverton. 1 T. Don- llcnn, H. Morris, II. A. Clodfelles, A. I,. Gove and A. H. Ferguson arc among tho Portlanders spending n few days lu (he city I See Dave Wood about that fire tn nuranco policy. Office, Room 4 04 M F. & H. nldg. ' W. A. Meyers of Los Angeles. Cal., Is r Medford visitor for R few days W. S. Nell of Grants Pass spent Wednesday and Thursday In the city 'on business. See the stock labels carried by tho 'Medford Printing Co., If you nro In n hurry. R. Ritchie of Portland Is a business visitor in the city for a few days. ? Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Farr.ir of Hay 'Gold spent Wednesday and Thmsdny lu tho city. Dr. Hart, phvsldan and surgeon 'office Jackson County Rank llulld- 'ing, :' Kdward Rnwllngs nnd Dan Watson passed through Medford Thursday morning bound for Sun Francisco, whoro they will enter the naval train- Jug school. Miss Helen Richards of Albany lire Is unending a few (lays In the r ilv visiting friends. , nun von will never buy as cheap ngain. Trimmed hats, tl.ofi fl.'JH nnd 2.P3. Ahrcn's. ' The Grizzlies will hold a dance for their club members unci Invited J friends on Friday night at tho small hall of the Natatorium. Hazelrlgg's orchestra will furnish the music for the occasion. .lo!m lUdaii.B .if Tehama, Cul., is business isitor in the city for a ft w flays. Flannel middies and serge middle, valuos to 8.G0, white and cardinal. Closing Out Sale, $3.98. Alliens. Buttermilk, 10c gal. De Voe's. John Wnlmsley of Salem arrived In the cliy Thursday morning and ex pects to locate permanently In this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Remington, of Chicago, HI., aro spending a few days in tho city. Gasoline and oil at De Voe's Miss Frances IJacon and Miss Nel lie Campbell leave for Berkeley Fri day, whoro thoy will enter the uni versity. One-fourth off on all package goods. Handicraft Shop. 253 Mrs. K. Long of Roguo River visit ed Medford friends Wednesday after noon. So mo wonderful bargains In silk and serge dresses, $7.98, $10.98 and $U.0O. Closing Out Sale. Ahrons. Howard Hunter of Red Bluff, Cal., is a Medford visitor for a few days. Mrs. Eliza Farnwcll of Crants Pass la spending a few days In the city visiting friends. Dr. J. .0. Goblo, the well known refacllonlst, is at tho Hotel Nash tho balance of jlils woek, 11 to 14th. Kyes examined and glasses supplied. If , you. cannot come to tho hotel, phono, muko engagement and he will oxamine your eyes at your residence with no extra charge. 2 GO William Ottcrson of Klamath Falls Is mending '.he week In tho city at tending to business matters. it. A. Wagner iB a business vlRltor In tho city for a few days from Sun Francisco, Cal. Charles King of Roseburg is upending a few days In Medford on business. Dr. E. Klrchgcssner, Hotel Hol land every Wednesday. Hours for consultation, 1 to G p. m. 2C8 A. K. Swift of Wondling, Oro., Is among the out of town visitors in the city. Some dandy bargains in Goodrich rnln coats, $7.98 and $10.00 values to $22. DO. Closing Out Sale. Ahren's. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L. Long of Port land no spending a fow days In ihe '.y v:altlng friends. , Baths 25c. . Hotel Holland. S. K. Lano of Redding, Cnl., spent Wednesday afternoon In Medford nnd Jacksonville attending to legal bus! ness. Bakery goods nt Do Voe's. Sum Noouer of Rosehurg spent tho first of the week In the city visiting friends. Rig 5e milk shakes at Do Voo's, Sylvester Patterson of Ashland was n business visitor in tho city Thursday. Children's coats, Closing Out Sale. Your choice. $2.98. Alirens.. t arl Dnnicls of Grants Pass was a Medford visitor on business Wed nesday afternoon. Abner Welch of Ada, Cal., is among the out of town visitors in tho city. Investigate theso bargains at the Closing Out Sale now. They will not last for ever. Ahrons. Ray Mcintosh of Weed, Cal., Is spending n few days In tho city at tending to business mutters. Sweet elder at Do Voe's. E. II. JUanchard of Grants Pass was in Medtord Wednesday afternoon on business. John R. Allen has returned to Medford nfter a short business visit In Portland. Mrs. John Wlllets nnd Mrs. Mary Kiddle of Riddle, Ore., are in the city to attend tho funeral of the late Mrs. Merrlinan. George West of the government forestry service spent Thursday lu the city. Jim Buckley of Ruch spent Wed nesday afternoon In the city on busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson left Thursday morning for Seattle. Wash., after spending a couple of weeks in the city. Henry Tnylor of Ruch was n husl ncsa visitor In tho city Wednesday afternoon. K. II. Morris of Portland Is spend ing a few days In tho city visiting friends and attending to business matters. T. E. Daniels received ft letter Thursday from W, J. Marvin, of Gal ileo. Mr. Marvin stated that there are three feet of snow nt that place and that several deer have been found, evidently having starved to death. A. J. Kaiser of Ashland was a Med ford visitor Thursday. James Wilson of Griffin Creek spent Thursday In tho city unend ing to business matters. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I'Olt KKXT Six-room house, mod ern, fully furnished, il blocks from M;iln street on Soulh ltlverslile. $!iv.iii per month. Call at liootn Colonial flals. Phone Srtd.l.. y 1IKHI.1X, Jan. 1 1. Germany t"d:tv handed neutral governments n note concerning the reply of the entente to Hie German )cuce proposals, the Overseas XeWK agency nnmiunces. It is first stated, says the news iigene,-- niinonni'cmcm, iniil tne Her man government had received tile re ply of the entente to the note of De- i ccnibcr 12 containing a proposition to enter at once into ncace negotiations. The note continues; "Our adversaries declined this nropositiou, giving ns the reason that it is u proposition without sincerity and without importance. The form in which they close their communica tion excludes an answer to them, hut tho imperial government considers it important lo point out to the govern ments of neutnil powers its opinion regarding the situation. "The central powers have no rea son to Ciller into any discussion re gnrdinir the origin of the war. His tory will juduc iiiioii whom this im mense guilt of the war shall fall; his tory's verdict will as little pass over the encircling policy of England, the revengeful policy of France nnd the endeavor of Kussin to gain Constan tinople as over the instigation of the Serbian .assassination in Snrayevo and the complete mobilization of Kus sin, which meant war nguinst Ger many." PRAYS TOO LONG FOR SALEM, Oro., Jan. 11. Rev. J. It Tnlhnl n &:ilem Melllnrtlst minis ter, tn ot'ferlnir tho onening nravor I at today's session of tho Oregon state senate, had proceeded with his sup plications for six minutes, when Ser geant at Arms W. G. D. Mercer slipped up to him quietly, pulled his coat and whispered: "You have gone fnr enough to suit theso fellows. Bet ter call a halt." Tho prayer ended in the middle of nn appeal for divine aid tor the president of the senate. .VANCOl'VEK, Wash., Jan. 11. At a meeting of the Columbia Inter state bridge commission held hero to day, it was announced thnt the hridgo would be completed and ready for traffic by February 1, unless un foreseen delays should occur. The commission ordered the employment of hridgo crews today. Ray Yost of Phoenix transacted business In Medford Thursday after noon. Georgo Drake was a business vis itor ill the city Thursday from Phoe nix. The young steelhead nnd cutthroat trout in Tho Mall Trihuno window aquarium, having outgrown their surroundings were taken to the Imtto Falls trout hatchery Thursday by Manager Berrlan, where they will be placed In a specially prepared pond and held for spawning. The fish have been nearly two years In the aqnar lutn und had quadrupled In size. This year's fry will replace them. Oscar Wakefield of Oregon City is a business visitor In Medford. Appeal to Reason 'Ask any of tin' great army of Postum users what influenced, them to try this beverage, and the reply nine times out of ten will be that they were convinced the caffeine and tannin in tea and coffee were harmful to health. Some imagine it is hard to give up coffee and tea. Hut it isn't, with the delightful aroma and flavor of Postum at hand. This flavor somewhat resembles that of a high-grade Java coffee, but there is no coffee in Pos tum only the nourishing goodness of wheat, skilfully processed with a small per cent of wholesome molasses. Postum comes in two forms: Postum Cereal, which has to be boiled; Instant Postum solubh made in the cup, instantly. Some prefer one. some the other. Made right, they are alike delicious, and the cost per cup is about the same. There's better health, comfort and efficiency in POSTUM E PLAN IN EFFECT Since the passage of the Hanson plan the city recorder and treasurer have been kept busy answering in quiries ns to when the plan will go into effect, when the fifteen-day period followed by a penalty for noil-payment, will lie up, and a num ber of other questions. The mayor's proclamation an nouncing the adoption of the plan will bo made some time before Sat urday. The canvass of the vote will also be made some time before Sat urday. Following these preliniinnnes, the council will pass next Tuesday night an ordinance putting the plan into ef fect. However, immediate action ill collection of assessments will not hv possible. The Hanson plan includes the con solidation of the many funds in the city's present system into a few com pact accounts. This consolidation must be mnde, transferred to new books and a number of routine book keeping changes mndo beforo the city offices will be ready to receive pavnient. . Each property owner will receive due notice before any penalty will be put upon bis property. Tho inquiries received indicate a general desire on the part of those ow in assessments to make their pay ments, several offering to pay up their paving debt in full. RE-ELECTS OLD OFFICERS Stockholders of the Jackson Coun ty bank held their annual meeting Thursday moininp nnd elected the following officers nnd directors to serve during1 the year 3917: President, C. V. McDonald ; vice president, George li. l.indlev. cashier, V. II. Vawter; assistant cashiers, T. A. Filer, T. B. Liinisdcn; directors, V. II. Vawter, J. II. C'ooley, George I!. I.indley, F. W. Hutchison, C. W. Mc Donald, H. U. Liim-idon, X. J. Knier ick. WASHINGTON, Jon. 11. Trans continental railroads, tho inter-state commerce commission ruled today, aro not justified in charging moro for round trips or for summer ex cursion passenger fares from Seattlo and Tacoma to Chicago and other points in the United States and Cana da than they charge for tho sumo class of tickets from Portland, Oro., to the same destinations. 1'or Sale Safe, 2 show cases, side cases, 1 regulator, 1 roll top desk. J. W. Diamond, tho Jeweler, 120 K. Main. Everett Van Dyke was a Medford visitor Thursday afternoon. "There's a Reason BEFOR Attendance at the poultry show staged in the Ivoriuek building Is very light, In spite oi tho largo ex hibit of choice fowls and the conven iences offered the visitor to the show. During tho week tho show will re main open evenings until 9 o'clock. If better support is not given the poultry association, it will he very difficult to stage succeeding shows In this city. A movement was started this mornlug to have the members of the local and state association pass reso lutions endorsing the stamping of cold storage eggs, as such as fresh eggs placed on tho market, are now generally marked fresh. This move ment comes as a result of the boycott in many cities directed against the storage egg. Work of judging tho birds and scoring tho local birds Is under way. Tho following awards have been announced, the remainder to he an nounced tomorrow: HjUTtvl Plymouth Hock Cock, H. J. McClanahan, first;. A. C. Berutzolr, socond; E. . Bradbury, third. Burred Rook Hens. A. C. Berutzolr, first; J, p. WattB second. Oockrels. E. J. McClanahan, first; E. J. Mc Clanahan, second; Eliza E. Fern, third. Pullets. J. O. Watts, first and second; C. Bcrutzelr, third. A. C. Bcrutzelr. first pen; J Watts, second pen. White Plymouth IUwk. A. O. C. A. Myers, first hen; R. H. Pax- son, first and second cockrel; C. A. Myers, third cockrel; It. H. Paxson, first and socond pullet; C, A. Myers, third pullet. Thoro will ho a local tcncliiTs in stitute held in Ihe rommoicial room of the Medford hih school building on Saturday nttomoon, January 13. The nrogram ivtn below will be of fered : 'The Palmer Method and Demon stration of Same," Miss Ambrose C. Murphy, Portland; outline of county contest. Supervisor K. II. Peterson will show the plan of using the Thorndikc method of grading papers in writing. "The Phonograph, Its Application to School Vse," Mrs. Walter Mundy, Medford; "Demon stration of Indoor Games," Miss Km ily DeVore, Medford. Funeral Notice The funeral of Grandma Moriiinan will he held Fridnv nt 1 o'clock from the residence of her dnupliler, Mm. I S. I. ltoimctt, r;n S. Hiverside, the! Hcv, C'arstens of I'ieiatinsr. The re-1 m.'MMU will !.. in Unl., (W., 1 ' -1- ' " " to I o'clock. Ilurial will be in Jack sonville cemetery. Ilen C.reen is a business vlistor In tho city from Cilendalo. L IN GREAT FIRE NEW YORK, Jan. 11. Terrific explosions wero wrecking this nfter doou the plant of a munitions con c im. F;.id to bo that o: the Canadian Car and Foundry company at Lynd hurst. X. J., :.cioss ti.i; Hudson river Trou. New York. A big fire seemed to he In progress. It was later learned that the ex plosions came from a burning string of freight cars loaded with muni tions, which took firo after an ex plosion In the warehouse of tho Ca nadian Car and Foundry company. Because of the danger firemen dared not approach tho fire, which at five o'clock was threatening the Lacka wanna railway shops. At this hour the explosions were still continuing and could be felt In parts of New York., As far as could bo learned no one was killed. Police headquarters hero received a report that 15,000 tons of dynanilto had exploded at tho Canadian Car and Foundry plant, and that panic reigned In the countryside. , How's This? We offer One Himdn-d Dollar! rtwunl for any t'Ottr if talurrli tlm LUimot tic cured by iUU Ciiurrh Curt. V. J. CHENEY 4: CO., Toledo, 0. We. the itnder-ilanrt!, bavi tnown V. 3. CliemT lor llw laM 10 rur. und t)-HVf Ulw iH-dVviJy lumoiuble lit all hulmsH t runlet ioiu cd tlimnciailj- uule lu rxrrjr cut up obligations awde by Mm firm. NAT. HANK OF COMMKItCK. Tohilo, OlilO. nnll'n Cntarrli Cure li tahrn intrnmlly. noting Ur.cUy Uhhi ihe b!d und ini:t'"iiH Kurfuwa of lb syjiicm. TfStlimmluIt m-m rrw. I'rtte 71 JvtiU jmt brittle. Sold by nil ItrtitfKlots. Jab Uull'K Famllj fills for constipation. AMCSRMKNTS TOMGHT Star Always a Good Show The Winsome Star June Caprice in The Ragsert Prin cess. Tho thrilling adventure of a little orphan. .Also Pathe News, World's Lat est Happenings. COMING Saturday, Lincoln and Juno Khidgo in The World Against Him. A doctor who shows traits of moral and physi cal cowardice. PortlandJJournal.Oct. 8 Film Spccuicte lienuudublo CAST: Purity Audrey Munson Thornton Darcy, poet Xlgell de Ilruilller Claudo I.amarque, artist Alfred Hallingsworth I-uston Wake, a voluptuary William A. Carroll Judith Lure Eugene Fordo Publisher Clarence Burton Jlodel ......Xeta Drlnkwltz Written by Clifford Howard. Director In charge, Kea Ber ger. Art director, Kdward l.angely. Dance ensembles Ge neva Driscoll. Produced by American. Ttcmarkablo Is the pnly. ex pression that Is comprehcnslvo enough to describe the Audrey Iunson film spectacle "Pu rity," which began a week's run at the People's theater yes terday. Tho film is construct ed to give tho famous model opportunity to display her won derful talent. Tho play "Purity," which Is the vehicle used by Miss Mun son, is an appeal for clean thinking people, there Is no ap penl to the sensual. "Purity'" takes for Its theme Saint Paul's words, "To the clean there Is nothing unclean." Its argu ment is that immodesty exists in manner of dress nnd not In absence of garments. - TONIGHT - 7:158:45 LAST TIMES to son tlto iiitnrnutiomUly known ltojuHy nml nrtn favor ite moilH, AUDREY MUNSON In the superbly screened, daintily dtffeivnt cinenui spec tacle. PURITY There Is nothing tn Miss Munxon's poses In tho nude to wound tho sensibilities of the most puritanical person. AHVI.TS 2.V. nill.MlKX l.-.c PAG E What Is Uric Acid ? ' the cause op backache, ' rheumatism, gravel, and sudden death. Ever since the discovery of nric cii In the blood by Scheele, in 1775, and ..a nffanf it. biut noon the bodr. scientists and physioiaus have striven . j .l . .... n.,l tlm hlrwl tf this poison. Because of its over abundance in the system it causes backache, pains here and there, rueu matiBin, gout, gravel, neuralgia and Bciatica. It was Dr. Pierce who dis covered a new agent, called "Amine," which will throw out and completely eradicate this urlo acid from the sys tein. "Anuric" has proved to bo 37 times more potent than lithux, and consequently you need no longer fear muscular or articular rheumatism or . gout, or many other diseases which are dependent on an accumulation of una acid within the body. Send to Dr. Pierce, of the Invalids' Hotel and Sur gical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., (or pamphlet on "Anuric," or send 10 oenta for a trial package of " Amino Tablets." If you feel that tired, worn-ont feeling, backache, neuralgia, or if your, sleep is disturbed by too frequent' urination, go to your best drug st ore and ask for Dr. Pierce's Anniic Tablets, 'ihey are put up in 50-cent packages. Doctor Pierce's reputation is back of this medicine and you know that his ''Golden Medical Discovery" for the blood and his "Favorite Prescription" for the ills of women have bad a splen did reputation for the past fifty yeanj. Doctor Pierce's Pellets are unequaled SB a Liver Pill. One tiny Sumr-coatetl Pellet a Dose. Cure Kick Headache, Bilious Headache, Dizziness, Condtipa- : tion, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and all derangements of tho liver, BWnuicU and Howels. v E. M. WLSON Certified Public Accountant . Modford, Oregon. Rooms 411 and 412, M. P. & H. Bldg. ACBITIXO, SYSTEMATIZING BOOKKEEPING. Are you really getting all valuable Information out of your booltlteentnft system. Mutual benefit may result if you talk it over with Wilson. Summertime Now- CALIFORNIA Warm, sunny days, ideal for bathing in the Pacific Ocean. Flowers in bloom everywhere. Trees green and birds singing remind you of Mav davs. The golden oranges are ripening now. An orchard of or anges with Kiiow capped mountain peaks near by. Im agine the picture. The roads are excel lent for motoring. Make Los Angeles your pivotal point and see all South ern California this winter. Go via the Shasta Route I will send you I n f o r mation and free illustrated booklets if you send a postal. ' John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. Southern Pacific y
