Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 16, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGK TWO JOCAL AND PERSONAL A. . Storey, ii del hoi o:' ni'-i lainl, hi-tJiil'-.l of:i .lacl.senvflle Anlv.i Fiituntiiv ni;hi : C. .1. Hh;i!er. V. O (oijiikijiI'mI 1m ii ! i s from A. h- .-lr, lllltoWH lit Nu. 1". I, t. O. K. X. I...vi?:. X. (1 ; ; .luitu It. )iti., C. I). A IflKitT . fi and .lame M . i-.m After instnl- recorder M-crei a ry : '. naitehil secretin-.' am ("!roiif'miirr, 1 t en oner, Ifuioti. ail went to (he y Jiiiif .upper. Hvcv l,t)(l tainanf and llftfl H OOi t Jin. .Mr. A True bundy, permanently located at I lolo Med ford; Xnhom corse!;', 1 ! I 7 : lyh : rei clved. No raise in pi'h'es. Appointment by phono. - ' K M. Hro-.vn if turn"'.! Tue-dm from a business vbil to San l'rancieo mid bo: AriK'-lo. Car liiad of blocks just arrived nt lilu IMns Lumber Co. Phone 1. "-.";: Mrs. (. X. Illrklatid returned a few days a wo from a nionfh'f visit to 1'o.fland friends. 884- Phone Heart's Drug Store. 0. II. Christolf-iMin, nt San If aftl. California, who lias been hi 1 1m val ley Ht vi'ral days looking over laud In terest h here which he recently a' i Hired, returned to Mm home Monday nlKht. Clearance salo of pucknge goods. Handicraft Shop. 2Tj3 Carl llni'twlg nf Portland arrived In Medlord Monday and will attend the Medford bltfh Frhool. The ouiii man is a brother of Mrs. (i. X. Illrlc land. Seo Pnvc Wood nbout that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404 M. F. & H. Hldg. The Southern Pacific railroad company ha men nt work extending the ard pasRiuK track hi Medford. The extenwion Ik about 11 till feet In length nml runs north to Third St. For yur old home frlenda. "The Vnlley of the Homic," l.'.c. 2 7t C. i. Schilfelin wan In Orunts Paf-H Monday on hutdnexH. Dry blufk wf)od at Miif Pines . um ber Co. I'hoiio J. jr,:: .lohn Hall and Mr. V. Halt, uncle and mother respectively of .1. Court thill or this city, arrived to Medford Monday tiom their home at Myrtle Creek, Oregon, and will visit, here several week. Hift ao'milU nhukes utDo Voo'r. K. A. ItenniH left .Monday nielli tor Haleiii where today he will nrmie a in In inn ease before I he supreme court. Phone HI 7 rirov. nines for Rrorurles Mi. -.ft l.lnnle Mo I'm- returned lo her 1 oine at Itoue IviV'-r Monday nU n seventy daV vi.-it with her s(sn r. Mn. liny Uuver, at I I :! Tripp street Will Slipper Soles, all sir.ea. Handicraft Shop. llalph .1. MeCurdy ret timed Mon day ninht to his homo in Portland, altera few weeks' visit to his parent hi ibis city. Mr. McCimly is stale Cfcent for Oregon for the t'alifnnu.i i'ire I us-mm nee com pain . Fresh chocolates nt he V lie's. !iaile: .1. .loj.u.son ii'turncd to hi houte in I'orthuul Monda 1 1 1 lit . Mi JoliiiMiii hlle li"ie. was a nuet e" .1. A. W Mei liin.i. of the Hotel lh-1-land. See the stock labels carried by the Modfonl Printing Co., If you are in a hurry. It, J. Lindeiioan of Selisop(d Cal . arrlv.-d In "M.-diord Momho nlu'lit for a visit io hi- brother in law, Semi U'ooli' ;i!hI famil. "' L' South Dr.in Mr. I. in. leu 'iv ft!- mo'' I pon hi ll wIM in 1 in a 1 ohm ce-hi '..e it d it Nil in-; I 'id per -ale at tills offi e at Lite, fur 1 'Mi. U II Stanley, t! (bn ( ;-," is cleaiiii shland "cl.nir S'l -te AllellV carpets ami ru; with his n pTit.t- atld cnii'-ldetito; th had c be out of the w, and i i pap'T, s t ry. i'.i i s : (he a, he re, ei:' . hl.uij In h.i- tit- Spi'Tl-tlii '.f l ll i; 1 ., Id iho 1 (eit-t 1,'iniiy Mr IeP. Mr. ,. 1 1 tin:- K v in a : p' 'ithv.eM tf M In- Chr ehatd tnv t. .-o Hates e!Is and a me Fold i .th. f-'OU down Air. nu. Mis i ..Kl.i. J.. . 1. I. -I ; I III. Ml I'll! r. IT Y. I'r P.!:.. fif-i lall.v, -f. ov. r V. .1 C. Il l' to! Yr.rl. I'- f.nd i.i',' Vill.lf.1 Ml l.'.!.i.M':ii ,nil, r (in v il 'i ii-iin . ,. l-nii i;i' in t'' r j,i . -nun' i V I it inn I iif i' - l l ci i it - (Iiu in.i ' Vor llip In vl i:i-;,i die Insiirain ' M in. fTDFORP Mrs. M. A. Matnev of ppleuatM, Is! In .Medlord for u vi-it to her son-in-law, II. , l.orlaiul and family. Sweet elder at Do Voe's. A. ,. Taylor of Knrmorft . AUa.-rt;1. ii In le(ford visitiim his brother, .ItMh-.e t.b nu U. Taj lor. While Mr. Taylor heri- only fnr u l-it, it not Jmprobaiile thai I:,- will rh ( ide to locate heii- u in I i-nuae in fanning. A 1 ways soiiii-t hin new In eamlles at Hrowir. 2' W . X. Siuuii. an erstwhile Itrowm tioro merchant, w.i.-. in Midford Tue dav on Ijiisine.-s, OiM;-t'onrtii off on all package Soodf. Handicraft Shop. 2 7',i l A. Clhldeii, a meinber of the .Medl'opl Coiici'eti; I on.-i ruet ion com pany, will leave lnni;;ht on a hardness trip Lo Jlenii, Oregon. Jlat! 2;.c. Hotel Holland. Air. and Xi. H. I. Hi hu uiaeher, of Kxerett. Wa.-h.. who have been in Medfnrd visltinj; V. K. '."oiiser and family, left Tuesdav for a visit to Sout liern Caiilornln. Dr. K. Klrchue.ssner, Hotel Hol land every Wednesday. Hours for consultation. 1 to a p, in. vh. Mildred Wayner and son, Mju tiii, left Tuesday for St. J.oiiIk. Dr. Hart, phypiclan and surgeon office JueliKon County Hank liulld- inv. Air. and Mrs. V. S. liarnum left on train I :: Tuesdav moininu for a visit to San Francisco and other Cali fornia cities. Jluttermiik, l Oc pal. He Voe'B. iMr. and Mrs. K. K. I.ylle, of Ham heri?, Cal., arrived from the ;.outh Tuesday m'ornini:. They nre here at I his time to attend the funeral of Mns. hytle's mother, Mvs. HejHey, which will lie held in .lai kponville. Gasoline and oil at Do Voe's .f. It. Turner and J. P.. Palmer, of Colli HIM. were in Medford Monday niht In attendance at a special mect ini; of Medlord Lodju' No. Ill, K. of P. Mrs. v.. I'utilson a nr. ilauhler Har riett, returned lo their home at Cold Hill Tuesday morning after a visit to P. W. Chelnren and family. Dnkery oods at Do Voe'B. Mrs, U. K. Oshorn, president of the Oregon Slate Hoard of Nurses, b'ft Medford Tuesday moiului; to attend a meeting of the hoard, to be IieM In Portland Wednesday. Mr". Osborn will also visit Salem v here she ex peels to have enncled some needed leniflature for the board of nurses. Mrs. M. A. Parks went to Crants Pass Tuesday to be with her son. C. rt. William.-' or that city, who had his foot badly crushed, whibi at work on a planer, ' The annual mcetim; of the f!ec! -holder. i c' the Medford Concret. Ct! .iructioti company wa- held In .M"d ford Afoiiday ninht at the comi at: '. office al which time the followi.i ., ilf 'clofs ;.lo! officers were elect. -.1: IV Mvr r-s, C. .1. Semon, 1. . iiiiilc;- i. 'ii'n. H. I'iirpeuter. liankin Kstes. and .1. II. lleulov Officers. C. .1. S-rroh. niesideiit: F. A. (Hidden, viee-pn si dent; Kan kl n Kt's secretary". Mr. and Mrs. A rrold Schmid' oi Morilsloii, Minn., arrived in Medfoi'l Tuesday morn! nu. mid will remain hero a day or nvo looking over Tin 'it- a'el Miiey with a view to joeal in. .f. P. Wolf, proprh tor of the f "i ii'eei t '-land, ha ; been ane.re , td heii! lo 1'ie iM-ami .tur ior ii-in tit-Hie ciir-etii will, -m payment A d on lie- hiU I do'losed si. iv. M ta lo d ;i ud hi epcral inn w i 'ri.ii ' '.' com p te " k now I. nj- pc.". ii . PARTIAL SETTLEMENT I'. liM I Hal -.-tC. JUil.b i da' v D. oi l-etit Ol Jail ti; Pol th.lld lec'.-d her 1 U pie f-iil. -iii o- the Xol I it w . -t tile I'.n tk U Hr'.t e.-iiient w (he P. n'1. no whtrii Hi,- ito. St .,:.,! h in.ir. "ll : ' 1 : i-.e al I , one of i, Muncl an h :epre4.-ut;.iv.- or lal 'I'r.ntes oam ii wiil t et u rn u w or!. . i -hipV.iilder:- cr.- stP! V 1 ihici-He iron (tie! t:ie Xurtl uini- r or ti'.en Will It d Utf tie SOUND IN LEAKY VALVE j IN HEART RECORDED i I'kki. :-1 .i: v. ,iu n i. il'ltO' T'o MATL TnTTUTXT., MKPrOTCn. OI.'KC'OX. TtT.sllAV. .lANTARY ir.. 1017 SEATTLE BOOZERS SKATTI.K. vl'ii li'l jin y I If-i'il viohih..! laliili". t...lii lliltl, H'i it I r inn ('. ii!l. ( .inli'il lliis ii I I Wii ii.-li ,1;' Hi. T! im -l iL'nl in-' iil- 1- .if III!' iVlU'llll ll.l.l' -iimiiioiii il Jiiiiri.'- Crc I'l'ii iiii v io Alnvnr llir- M'li.lll !- ii.'ill Z illtl'ITO I'l linoll. Tin' ii-.orl VI-llTllllV Ilinl i-ini'rlll 11 l'iiili-,1 Sli 'orllar.o Di-.trii-I .Mlonii'V ( "In rt'iH-r L. Iit'iiuir w ;i iilio'il lo In' -out lo Srnilli' :i jn'i-i;i! .rori'!:lui' in l Ho I'iiior i-n-c- i- 'ji-n-i-rnlly lii'fliM'i'il union' Ii-iK-tal oli'i-i-iiiU hero. Mr. tii'iinii'- is i'Vnrti-(l In arri-i. lion- ilii- lut I c l i:iil o' llic .Municiijil .Imle Chaile wlm fur tlie a-t lew year-, sided nver the eity judier e Ii. Cay. ' lint pre entirl, li.l- to .Mi nor tendered Ins re.-ination Fleet Hale-. The pieitioii iniinit'ieent .-alary of 'Ji a th' .-a Hi and hie-- Ifeen worth thuildi' the price in irriei' to the inciuuhenl. lie lati--. "I am tired of heini: the a I ," re marked ,lud''e Hay. ''They call me up nt all tune of 111-lit to permit drunk to hail and auloi-t- arretted nil de clare they me hein iliserimiiiated nyain-t heeau-e everybody el-e ibu-. whal they are pinched for. And I ye! all l!ie blame." DEWEY PASSES AWAY. (Continued From Page One.) yb'ry. tur a! that mnrneiit tio thtni-!it wluitevcr had been yiven lo the Philippine-. I hit In- t'Htk hi- order- mid like a true -aihir obeyed them. The result i- a poye hi-toiy under date of .May I, l,S!kS. HaMle of Manila It.iy. Contrary ti Spani-h e.peetalitu;-. Dewey -ailed into .Manila bay on the tiiyht of April Ito, and in the mniniiiy f I lie next day lie annihilated Ad miral .Ioiitnjo' -tjuatlt oii. deM royinu eleven Wiir-iiip- and eapturimj all .eher vi'-.d- and all the hind Nailer ies without the lo of a man on the American -ide. I pun hi- triumphant let urn Id the Fnitcd S':iie- he wa- let.d by the uati.n. He. admirer jirc-eiiled him with a lieaulitul hme in the uaiionol capital. Culture-- i y raved -wind and the rank id' commm ae him an en a i-cd him f rum nre to rear-ad-full rank of I he mtrai, and Mien h th Iniind nf tlie nay. Ailniirai I tew III. Ihild A WOMAN'S TORTURE No iiifiennitv of b:iibarictn ever de vised an apnv so inlense.su perislnnt, loie - enduring, fo nerve - harrow ing as thai which is sintered day alter lay hy the woman w hose distinct ly ifmiMine orjjatim is deranpett or dis- I'tl. Tiiere are three trying times evi rv woman's hie : Nt when girlhood blossoms into womanhood ; d when niottiertioiid w aciueved ; Id the change. Dr. Pierce? Favorite Prescription i as de vised to make I hese 1 1 1 ret-. periods safe and painh-s by restoring to vtv;ooiis health (lie organs inideil. it soothe-;, heals, noortfhes. It j;ive-i eat art- je.-t lite help it need--. It is the oelv ieail-jtepared medicine d;- Hetl by a remihu'iy graduated phy sician and skilled specialist in too d!sea"fi id women. You kni-w what you are. petting w i:ti ihs Ptesc ipiion of Dnctor I'lerceV, h -caufe it's extracted from natie roois by usiu i;leiiue no alcolio) or nar cotics. The ingredient- pnbli-h. d on wtapper ami tree to the world. lor all diM'ae. peenliar to wntorn, Dr. Pieive's l avoCie Preseriptii-n is a powerful i"-toi;u ive. l or iii .uT.- tirtv war it Inn batti-lud ftmjt the hvi tin- ol tbon-.ti" of wom-.-u th. pain, worry, mi-ery and di-trss cau.d by i irif-'Uhiritu'.- and d'Sea-es td a leiuiiiiin- jrhaiacur. Ihn il i"r, in liquid T liable! form fjotn our d!i:i:(riat or setid 1 I cents cr to Docp-r Pierce's i Invalid-' Hot-i, Paifialn. N. Y., tor tab. 1 ! h is. W i Av lor tree book uu wciuim't) disci- s. If v ,11 wilt j-ity ilu- nniUiiiK .'liui.-s, i ,,'inr lti-i-.-. ulil ff.-iul yiu In-. tiL.th-!,-,lnii h.M'k of .nor l.ll .l'i'!, lu-.vly it'i-.-.l wiih .-"lor unit iliii-'tni- Ii in-. S.tul ll ri--' .iliil," ..r s.m ig Pi. I'l.-ri'.-, Iiiv;lli.l-' il.ilol. lir.linlu, . V.. IXIlJ t Uv-l":C llllS 1U IXC. Ml M )IIA IS TUMI. II I. Page AUiiys Woitli Wlillc liOl'll M'l it'. m m. s. ii i; i IN I 1 1 V M Ihl It.' I.-1 -lo ii.ii.ii .-. I '. . ill. n-',l, " l ..Ii. I n I in. Iit-i . i'':irt I inn;: V. J I - lir-l ' ..ml I'm lei- ll:.' I'V.IT.'I'.'ltl lllilt !)fVi J:i1 l';m!i-m in u; Com in V (irnrf !t vi'' V ; l.l. It i'Ih'i! Iii Hot II 111 tH' ; .i t c i iiiii.. ,ii !.i' lolinwin- j rit:itim oi' rlmol't' .Moiiljuli.-r, on i!k ( lirj-lnia- in H'.7. In- r. :i. h.',l 1 1 r- ! .l tli ii -loiol- i' 17 lii- lo rtllVlT. Ill' I'lltl'l'l ll till' 1111 vy. .l llir ciiilliniil: ol III. i-ivil war Ill'Wi'y was 'j;i yciii-. olil. Hi' wn coiiiiiii .-ioiii'il a I't'iil'-naiit, an. I :!liil Cil t!lo Misiiiii Us il.- t'Xi'i-ntivi' ol'-ri'-i'r ill l-'ii i motifs hi-torio iliwh jiiist New Orli'illis iillij it- lorl-i. Ill' was llof so Stll'I'I'SsI'llI at I'l'l'l I IlllisllO. I'lirrai'iit w on tliloii'jli, lint I it-w. v ami Friday Eve. January 19 , ' j' i- -' -skst r. r r? (: r-,A 5 . . 4 ?As,,x;rii C - , N - i ' ' i ' 'i ' ... A L, i, l, r v,rV 1$ 1 ' &ei.i -Aiarf Mi r.'ii ii-.Toiiiiil u f tin. loi!-. Tin' -hip v iiiid il:uiii'- tin- Ii.'inr-i.- t I he i - ; i-i'.'W iiij.lt'r hi". On' youii'i 1 I r,i' I'll r-. in .'in )i - -1 1 1 . ' I. ito of Kl mil till' rlo lii la.' ..ii'iiii..' . an. tin- III.' o "I i.-i l" was in. at si-a ami ,1-110 lltV Ki .Hi III !' 1 hi' I ill' l'in,i- li-A'm l i- Aii.i-i ii-iin up ol' roiiln 1 I 'I i ! 1 U till - . 1 1 . : .-ii.nl :lil a tin- lii'.ii K .iilniital i t' ll ! : ol.i.-s al .iiini.iiis: - '.i-M I 'ali i'"i nia J' ml .a 1 1 ol '.li'- 1 ol' Mi-xm-o: .ariii'.l iiiiii survivors ol' the sii "c ol' I' ioPilii'il laily at r.oston navy I'll' nnva! loijii'ilo station ,1 l.ow.'i -1 . - i ill- ri- ; jii-r- viinl ami Ni'iv-; ml si-i v-, fi,' li-l.t-! I iOl't '. i il i It--t I'.I ii'.'lullonsi's tint al -.ii-iilai'.. What kind would YOU Check up and see how nearly this comes to fitting in ivith your own ideas:- A SENSIBLE cigarette must . tasto good. It must he cool and imooth to your throat and tonjruc. Ii must be properly mild mild enough eo that you'll feel all right evrn though you may smoke more f.tiart usual. In liort, it must be comfort mbla. If it isn't, it can't be sensible. Fatimas are comfortable be A Sensible ym CMrette tSSS-v -itfJ-iW Th Or-pnal Turl-hh Blend Andreas Dipple's Big Comic Opera Success Seat Sale Tomorrow, 10 A. M Lower Floor $2.00; Balcony, first 4 rows S1.50, next 4 .,,, n k o VI i- travo. .-!; Ii- -.-Mt'.'ll . o I' of Ills- lai I l!if :oji- o at ol il. al III.- ..a, iilrl't ol til ,li'-.l 1,1 "I' 'lotf ami siir'.i'.'.' i .oliiiiioiioio. It ta ,, niival ol,i, a Ilial la- tiial- "I' ail lii.- lint ral. Mu iliil lv-i,!,"l -l,i.-. ,' ,'.t Hi.' . H. t ill,- Saalil- f t J" lii- I''!" ! s -ia ; -I'll' ill Ailiiiiial li.'Wi'.v llll' lire ol' ioill!i l it U'l-!li ,,-r h" "-ill limisi' im-idclit. Ain. i - in t iii.'iis IiihI I'ai-i il -I'.ti.'iiin 'i ,!,lii. -alisriii'lioii as n li-liinoiiial -of a i,i.i.: cigarette call sensible; cause of the balance of tknir Turkish blend. The lnil.'cr to baccos in this blend are hi -:,:jh. perfect balance vii'lj the ?..cier, fullcr-fianred leaves as io en tirely off-set that vncomfcr'ubie, "oily heaviness" found m 0 many other cigarettes. ' . "J ou'll notice ihe difference as soon as you try Fatimas. m.Iiih It-fio ( Manila nn.1 they pr.-. -i nl.-l litiu villi lion-e in Vuliin. til!!. Ili-UfV, win. 1 1 .-. I IjfCII It W'ii. 1S7'. liail Jtisl married nf's.- Mil.li-f, il M.l.caii ilnzi'ii W; , ;l. it . v t ill. ami lit' turii'-il ovi-r tlu , . ' . 1 L' . ..,!.... 't . . -11 io i-t- lo lit r. Slnii lly al'ti'i-vviirj ,',li,iiinl aii.l Mrs. Dt-woy It-tt il,. till- ""iil't limt-t' anil livt-il in tin.' wile's fur. I,. ( "ill. I M ivf licvii Ihrslili-ut. i-.lii.-h n.-fi : in 1!'"" Aiui'ir.il Ut-woy tt'a-t sen. -.iiinilroii at!oii-lv tallatl ol' lis n oiillilitlal.. for t!ii li'imlilii'iin iiotniiiati.in as pn-M. n ironi Man-jtlciil, 'ml llif a.liiiiial iiri'l'i-frt-il to re Imiml lain-I main in tin- naval milks rallnti-tlmu ' to st-i-K sm-n ii vi-iuili,- in sia.csninu. j -ln;i. ins an .'is hum, mii iirtt-n isi,,ki-n ol' liim as the mini who t-nUi 1 Iwvi' li.'.-n a pivsi.lt-nt if Im wish.'.l. Own Orchestra of Metropolitan Musicians. Original Cast $1.00, Next 3, 75c, balance 50c ri'-.H'i; K ill r Hi ll'.lll;.