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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1917)
P'AGE TWO 10CAL AND ' PERSONAL I.ynn Mowat of Ashland spent Frl Uay evening In the oily on business. :! Lurned of the Applcgate In upending a few days In the city vlstt lui! friends and attending to business matters. Mrs. Leacb, corsetlerre. Models up! to dale. Guaranteed. Phone 083-J. A. F. Bennett of Fugene tB a bus iness, visitor in the city for a few (tUVH. SR4 Phone Heath's Ding Store. Theodore Jensen arrived In tho city Friday evening from Seattle, :vb. Crowson'R have established an af ternoon tea hour, four to five o'clock. A pot of tea and dainty brown toaHt. fifteen cents. 2ti3 .1. II. C'ookson. of San Francisco, Pal., Is spending a few days In the city. ' Old papers for Bale at thin officio at 20c for 100. Charles Worth of Houston, Texas, Is among the out of town visitors 111 ' the city. Mt. Pllt Wood Yard, Phone S47-Y. 26 1 Jlr. and Mrs. P.. II. Simnionds of l.os Angeles, Cal., are spending a few days In the city on a combined business and pleasure trip. See Uuvo Wood about that fire l'i- Mirunce policy. Office, Itoom 404 il V. & II. nidR. " Herbert I.niinsnaiich returned to Medford Krlday from northern Cali fornia where he has been working for the Past several months, lie will rcanmo his old position at tho Pan- torlum. .Mrs. Luiinsiiauch will re turn to Medford Saturday evening. lilg 5c milk shakes at lie Voc's. . Fred (Uenn of Portland nrrlved In the cltv Friday evening for a brief business visit. The pad on tho Akron truss never Blips or pulls. If you wear a truss you should see them. Heath's Drug Store, opposite Nash Hotel. 263 H. li. Keith of Portland attended to business matters in tho city Fri day and Saturday. For your old homo frlendB, "The Valley of tho Rogue," 1.1c. 279 , Mr, and Mrs. George II, Davis arc Medford visitors from San Francisco, Cul. Sweet elder at Do Voe's. . William T. Flnlcy of Portland at tended to business matters In the city Friday and Saturday. ; dates sells Ford cars, J200 down . lind 25 a month. John Raymond of Ited Illnff, Cal arrived In- Medford Friday evening and expects to make his homo In this vicinity, Ho will bo Joined in a few days by Mrs. Raymond and their two children. Fresh chocolates nt Do Voo's , C. L. Mormon is a business visitor III Medford for a few days from Port hind. Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon Specialty, eye. ear. noso, throat. Of- flco over Meeker's, Glasses fitted d. Neice of Portland was in the city Saturday looking after business Interests. Crochet silk for now rainbow hand bags at Handicraft Shop. 2titi MIhs Dorothy Leonard, who has been visiting relatives near Eagle Point for tho past month left Sutur day morning for her home at Council DHiffs, Iowa. For tho best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. C,tll. Hoover nrrlved In the cl'.y Friday evening from Portlund and will spend a few days in the city nt tending to business matters. Paths :."c Hotel Holland. Clydn Campbell of The Dalles was In Medford the latter part of the week visiting friends and attendln to busluesH matters. ftuttermllli 10c gal. Dn Voe's. I). N. Wait of Portland Is among the out of town business visitors in the city. Cash paid for clean cotton rags at Mot'.ford Prlnl'ng Co. tf C. K. Collins Is a business visitor In the city tor a few days from Perl land. Dr. K. Klrchgessncr, Hotel Ho! land every Wednesday. Hours for consultation, 1 to 5 and 7 to in. :i;s Mrs. J. It. Brown Is a Medford vis itor from Portland. Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon, offlco Jackson County llnnk Hulld Ins. A. W, llnrllctt of Ashland spent Friday and Saturday In the city ni business. Gasoline nnd oil at De Voe's. 1. II. Could of San Francisco, wii I ii Mr dford Friday and Saturday. Kat lunch down town at Crow Ron's. Homo cooking and prompt service. Complete lunch 20 cents. 283 Carl Haufman, Jr., of San Frar.rls (O. Cal., Is a recent Medford arrival. Haskets, toys, rhlnawnre. novelties nt Japanese Art Store. tf I.. It. Dontre of Seattle, was In Medford Frldnv and Sstimlnv lnol.lng after business Interests. , Oakery goods at De Voe's. Chas. Stein Is a Medford visitor for a few days from San Francisco, Cal. Take that broken pump to the Pa eirio Highway Garage, 2t South Hart lett st. Paries Wi-:ln Anything. I'. A. .Melchcr of Spokane, Wn., was in .Medford Friday and Satur day. Ilring your friends In to Crowson'f for lunch. Good things to eat, good service, good music, 263 F. S. Hates of Kugone Is in .Med ford for a few days on business. The Akro l truss is giving S' lehdid satisfaction to all users. If you are Interested see Heath's Drug Store, op posite Nash Hotel. 2ti3 .Mrs. I,. J. Kllnger of Ashland spent 'rlday and Saturday in the city. MIsr ldah Ward is a Medford vis itor from Ashland. Miss Callle Vogell will give music lessons In Medford on Saturdays. Miss Vogeli Is a pupil of Prof. Fred Alton Haight. Phono 72 for Infor mation. 2(3 Mrs. A. II. Connor and daughter of Ashland were in the. city Friday and Saturday. W. F. (Iloeckner of Grants Pass attended to business matters in the lly Saturday. t'se your phone to do your drug store shopping and get the benefit of our prompt delivery service. Heath's Drug Store. 23 Adolph Olson is a Medford visitor from Trail. Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Williams of Chotum, Mont., are tourist visitors in tho city. Cash paid for clean cotton rags at .Medford Printing Co. tf J. It. Field of Dunsmiiir, Cal., Is spending a few days in Medford on businesR. O. II. Anderson Is a business vis itor In tho city from Denver, Colo.. .Something now. Campbell's cafe. Best of everything, 113 W Main, tf C, H. Burroughs of Tehama, Cal., spent tho first of tho week In the city on business, returning to bis home Friday evening. Lester II. Jacobs, tho Junior mem ber of the firm of J. W. Jacobs & Son of tho Bungalow store, corner of Riverside and Jackson, left today for Goldfleld, Nevada, where ho has ac cepted a position with his uncle in the Goldfleld Merger Mining Co. Newlon (iorman of Kaglo Point was in M. dlord trading Saturday. Miss M.uio Mal.i-i.ty of Oakview, spent Satmday in Hie city shopping B. Strung wai a Medford busl ifiicir Sntuplr.1 from Fui'lfc Point. ilr. H. L. Youm; of Brownsboro Alio w.rj operated on Wednesday at f'acred Heart hosniMi. is improving rapidly. ,Sbe will be able to return to her S'oino probacy within twa weeks. George Peck of "ri.iieoni was it Medford attending to I usincss mat lers Saturday. Leo llrudshrvv of Brownsboro was In Medford Saturday. ;url Peyton of Pmspect was among the out of town visitors lr le city Saturday. T. K. Danl-ls has leased the Hrad- shaw residence on Geneva nve , and will occupy It after iiie first of Murci. K. L. Proebstlng left Friday for Wallace Idaho. He will return in a few weeks, having purchased tho T. K. Daniels residence on Siahiyou heights. Denis, Kimball and Pope, rer.oit through their local agent, K. M. Mc Kenny, that Medford Newlowna arc selling at London at from 13 to II shillings or $3.25 to 3.,"0 per box. A. D. MrKoe ot Uunroin was in the city Saturday visiting friends and at tending to business matters. ' C. C. Pursell of Biincoin w-as in the city on business Saturday. Lee Fallow of Lako Creek trans acted business In Medford Saturday Frank Sllva was a Medford busi uess visitor Saturday from Itunoom Mrs. W. P. Holt of Kaglo Poift spent Saturday in the city shopping: A. K. Strong was a Medford visitor Saturday from Fugle Point Mrs. Mabel Richardson of Alask Is tho guest for a month of her sis ter, Mrs. George Von der llelleu at Kagle Point 11. I.. Mathews of Kogue River spent Saturday in Medi'ord on bitsi ness. Johnson, the Jeweler, lias Installed In the window of Ills store an electric loci, of the latest pattern, only one other of the type being In use on th Pacific coast. The clock Is operated from the muster clock at the Mar Island Navy yard, San Francisco ( al. The clock Is set electrically to the second each hour. George Francis of Klamath Fell was In Medrord the latter part of tl' week on business. S. K. Wlllams of Fresno. Cal a business visitor in the city. l-'ranklln Ortou of llcMing Cal Is spending s few dayr. In Medlord Clark McPnerson Is a Medford vl itor for a few ilavs from Weed. Cal Miss Grace Kills of Kiddle, O sliendlng the week in the el'y visit lug friends and relatives, Sain cviu.;ti of KcoIiuik speiil the first of the wock in Medi rd or business. Daniel Moan of the Steamboat di "lot is spending u foi d ivs in the city. MEDFORD MATE TRTP.UNE, COTTAGE E Cottage drove, came back anil handed the local basket -toshers tho short end o! n l.'i-Hi coro on the Natutoriimr floor Inst night, follow ing their detent nt the hands of the .Medi'ord learn the night netoro. Failure of the local hoys to plant the ball in the basket on niimeriiu hnnces and general poor defense are nllribiilcd I) v Couch lOiiin ns the au-es of the defeat. Williamson nl most w on I In game by several good baskets from iiifficult angles, only to ive the ball later to Cottage drove llnwing I hem to lii-iii;,' ill 1 lie winiiin; cores. It is not iiriibnlile that the tie with ullage Grove will be played olr, nl- tliougli Couch Kluin stilled Saturday morning that u stop might lie made nt that city on . some northern trip hen the iiieslioii of the supremacy of the two tenuis will be settled. The Cottage drove aggregation to nighl nlavs a return game at Ashland. OF VALLEY HEALTHY Chief Quartermaster Nprstrom, of tho local nuvv recruiting station, has made n very interesting observation oncoming the hcnlthfulnoRB ol ogue Hlver valley. Out of fifty ap pllcaulfl, forty have, physically cua'l fled, being eighty per cent, while the general average of successful exami nations through the country, Is bl.t twenty per cent. Another Interesting feature is that while the average age of applicants has been IS and 0 months, the aver age chest expansion has been 4.4 Inches, one half inch above the aver age. The results are concrete facts showing tho remarkably favora'ile conditions existing In Medlord and vi cinity for the robust physical develop ment of the youth. Tho following enlistments were made during the last week: From Jacksonville, K. V. and F. C. Puhl, brothers, 16 and 17 years, respec tively. From Talent: A. W. Holt, vV. 11. Lacy, 11. G. Works, and W. D. So wash, making a total of 7 from that place. W. it. Coleman will leave in a few days tor Alaska ,i'id win n main until rext fall. It's no wonder Hrown's candies are so good. See our window display of raw materials. 2ii:l 11. J. Castle of Oieg ir. City is a u isiness vis'tor in the ci,v. Arthur Grav of Grants Pass was a Medford business visitor h rlday afternoon. Old-fashioned peanut candy, 30c pound nt Drowns. II. K. Flllngson of Albany is among the out of town visitors In the city. J. C. Mann left Friday evening for Portland, where he will spend a few days on business. - Hurley Ingrahnm of Pond Is n'r.ong the out of town visitors In tho city. Tho Oregon Dairy Food Inspector reports llrown s clean and In gooo condition. ' People living on rnrul mail routes huvo a new order affecting them here after and new people going to such lo calities must furnish larger mull boxes than have been the custom in the past. This order' was made neces sary by reason of the parcels post business. Many boxes were too small lo accomodate parcel post mail nnd carriers had orders not to leave mnl! where It would be exposed to storms. The letter mall boxes are also order ed enlarged. However, those who have their boxes Installed are not af fected by the order. The new boxes must have tho following dimensions: For letters. lSVixfix'Vj Inches; par cel post, 33Vix1lxll inches. At meeting held this week between clllKcns of Ashland and Medtord it was tentatively decided to bol l a roundup In this city the Fourth of July as the leading attraction of the day. The one held In Ashland last year was a big success from oery standpoint. Most of the riders thai appeared at that event, will be se cured for the local feature. Dud Lawrence has resigned his place In the Pantorlum. Herbert l.aunspach takes his place. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WAXTKt) .Man l.f. Mnni! capital to engage In Im-ine-is proposition. Phone 3 7 AO. "iis FOH KKNT llungalow. 1 1th st. Phono I3S-.I. S16 est t' S ACKIKICK S.M.K -Two span mares One "Old Trusty" incubator. J.i. .'. S. Norwood. It. F. IV No. Central Point. i'ij' MEDFORD, OREHOy. SATURDAY. .TAXFARY 27, WHEN IS A GOLFER A PROFESSIONAL? ' 1 ' . . - A,,.n, nnut a nrT U. 5. U. CHICK When does an ainntenr rolfer lie enliie u professional When lie sells sporting goods to make n living'. When does-an amateur goll'i'i' ve niain an aiiiuleiir .' When lie works as a golf course ar chitect or writes golf article" lor the newspapers and hingazincs to lunke a living'.' . ' - 'flic ruling of Hie Vnited States (lolf nssnciation in the case of Fran cis (luiniet.'forffier open champion of the world, hi'lfling that. hi! is a pro OBITUARY .Mrs. Klla Jane Shoults was born in Lnwler, Iowa. November 3, 1X71. In July, 1. SIM),' she was married at l.aw ler, Iowa, to Win. T. Shoults. In ISlIti they moved to Medford, Ore gon, where they have since resided. When a young woman she united with the Christian church, and was ever afterwards known as a willing and faithrul worker. She was also a member of the "Women's ltelief Corps" and the "Women of Wood craft." During the twenty years that she lived in Medford she made many friends. These friendships mani fested themselves in nil especial way during her last Illness. fts much as she enjoyed the church and her fraternal orders, however. she was most of all a home-loving body. She lived for her husband and children. For several years past she had been In failing health and when her last illness came she was preparing to move to Hi nd, Ore. The end came Sunday morning at about '1 o'clock. January 21st. 1 H 1 7. She was uged tr. years, 2 months and 1S days. She leaves a husband, four chll di-en, Harry Shoults of Minneapolis, Minn., now. on his way to Medford MEDFORD Lefs All Get Together for Once X matter whether you are a Deiinierat. a Xuii-Par-tisan, a Kepuhlieaii. a I'l'ohihitiuiiist, a Socialist, a Pi'dLvressivc nr Ketn tiiniary, the odds are UK) to 1 youM enjoy hearing Tosti's "Hood I've," "Toreador Song from Carmen." " From the Land of the Sky Plue Wttter" and "The Rosary," as sung by Miss Ruth Warner, Mr. (icorge Andrews, Miss llazelrigg and Mrs. Isaacs. The program is filled with such songs. There will be no intricate, "difficult to under stand music" a la Mraluus. If you have a heart you'll be really thrilled. Now. conic on nnd be among those present next Monday evening. Get your tickets, 5Cc each, today at Brown's or Hotel Holland. A. KULINti uvtnuuui n oti fessional did not touch Jerry Travel's Chick Kvnns, open and amateur champion, or Waller Travis. Ouimet's professionalism is bused on the fuel. Hint he sells jrolf goods for a sporting1 goods house. For mi'.ny years Travis has worked as a golf course architect, and ha i laid nut inanv golf courses m all parts of the country. Chick Kvans edits a golf magazine and emit ribiites articles on golf to newspapers. Travels has written for Kcwspiipci's and magazines. from the Mexican border where he has been -in the military service; Gertrude, Grace and Howard Shoults ot Medford, Oregon; . one grand daughter in Minneapolis,'. Mlnesota; three brothers, nurd Johnston of .Medford; Frank Johnston, of Califor nia, and J. II. Johnston 'of Iowa; three sisters. Mrs. Mae Daw of Med ford; Mrs. Sadie Miller of California, and .Mrs. W. A. O'Xell of Arizona, and a wide circle of friends and aciiuain tancos lo mourn her loss. John Laurence, who has been em ployed in Medi'ord for ill j past three months, left Sal ir-lay morning for Los Angeles, whie !ie wi-1 rema'n for a few months, retu'-ning to Med ford in the late spr" IT. fon 4 SORE, SWOLLEN, TIRED FEET Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL DRUQ STORES tubes 25c Jars eoc Mrs. A. True Lundy Hotel Medforil - : MT HOXIC COHSKTS i Fitting, Hepairlng and Cleaning all makes of corsets I v 4 1017 OF FOREST FIRES F.leven huiidreil nnd .-cventy-six j'ires on the national forests of Ore gon, Washington and Alaska burned over illltIO acres of tiuihcr land, ric slrnyeil J.'i.OUO.Otlil board fed of mcr chnntnble timber worth 'J:t.mH uml young- growth and forage worth jfl'J.lioil, and cost the forest service if Hl.tHIO to subline during' (lie fire sea son of l'.HII, according to a complete leinirt iiist compiled in tile ol lice of the district forester. In addition to the timber land, mori j v than 10,000 acres of open ruiinlr was also burned over. Siskiyou Forest Leads. The fires on the national forests of lis district for 1010 were distribut .1 as follows: Alaska 2H, Washington 4ti."i, nnd Oregon bS:i. in nainuer m ires reported, the Siskiyou natnuiai forest in Oregon leads the iiisuici with o-HI fires. The Siniiiualiuie foi st in Washington stands second with a record ol lie Hies mi iim- I'be lenst number of fires occurred on the Tongrass forest, Alaska, where lliree were reported. Sixty per cent of these 1 1 . 0 tires ; were discovered and put out hcloic they had framed headway enough to cover a quarter of an acre. Thirty- two fires, less than it per cent ot the total number, burned over more than ten acres and did damage to exceed $100 before they were put under con trol. Any one of the 1111 other tires if left to itself might have become a large forest lire, says Cecil. nuuiHTs Cnliso Most. Trouble. Campers caused 2:1 per cent of all the fires reported. Lightning- was re sponsible for 10 per 'cent, railroads for 8'.'. per cent, logging operations li'i per cent, brush burning (i. These figures do not indicate campers are hoooniiiir more careless with fire than formerly, but that there was a great increase in the number of tour ists ami campers visiting the forests, according' to Cecil. Nearly ifilnOO of the if lO.OuO spent by (lie forest service in lire-fighting in this district last year was used on private land within or adjacent to the iiiitiiinal forests to subdue fires which threatened to enter the forests. Tim- A Ml'SIOMKN" TS TO XIG'II T. Page A Treat for the Entire Family "UVM-MV" with W1LFI!I'J I.I' CAS, a story of newspaper life. Novel Keystone Comedy "Tug. llont Komoo." TOMORROW Mine. Olg.i Pe trova in "Extravagance," and Musty Suffer Comedy. AM U SUM FATS TON IG II T. Star Always a Good Show Phone 4 00 for schedule I'P.AXCIS NKI.SOX, A11THIR ASHI.KV, CI.AHA WHIPPLE 'n "THE. IiEVOLT." Helen Ware's Stage Succesn TOMORROW Charlie Chaplin in "A Night In the Show." Flor ence Lalladie in "The Pilroy." At Right Prices Several used cars in good condition. It will f pay you to investigate Power Auto Co. her land owners furnished co-opera linn lo the amount of .f."i-(l4.li3. K.x cellcnt eo-oici:ation was given by tlii stale foresters of Oregon anil Wa-h. 4 illL'toll. SEE YOUR CHILD IS Look at ToiMjue! Move. Poisons Finni Liver mid Illinois a,t ' . I ' Once.'. I Mother: Your child isn't natur ally cross and peevish. See If tongue is coated; this is a sure sign Its little stomach, liver and bowels need a cleansing at once. When listless, pale, feverish, full i.i l.n..,l, itnl llitn,it III COpi, MIVMll, ',,, ...... ovm, doesn't eat. sleep or act naturally, has stomach-ache, diarrhoea, reiueni. ber, a gentler liver and bowel clean) ing should always be tne tirst-vreal-nient given. Nothing equals "California Syrnij of Figs" for children's Ills! give a teaspoonful, and in a few hours a the foul waste, sour bile and fer mcnting food which Is clogged In the bowels passes out of the system, anil you have a well and playful chili again. All children love this harm less, delicious "fruit laxative," and It never fails to effect a good "In side" cleansing. Directions for ba bies, children of all ages and grown ups are plainly on the bottle. Keep it handy in your homo. little given today saves a sick child tomorrow, but get the genuine. Asm your druggist for a 50-ccnt bottle ol "California Syrup of Figs," then loolJ and see that It Is made by the "Calii fornla Fig Syrup Co." THE JOY OF PERFECT VISION There is great satisfaction in pen feet vision; a Joy unspeakable, but unfortunately, many eyes are df-feci tive. Imperfect sigh, can, in nearly al! rases, be restorer) by properly groupi lenses; however, there must first methodical, scientific examination of euch muscle and every part of th eye. . J Our best citizens will tell you tha my examinations are exhaustive ana my work scientific and accurate. DR. RICKERT Suite 1-2, Over May's. WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Main Street, Medford The Onh' Exclusive Commercial Photographer in boutliern Oregon. Negatives Made any time oj place by appointment. Phone 147-J. We'll do the rest. " E. D. WESTON. Prop." 1 i
