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1911 PAGE TWO MEDFORD MATE TPTPUXE, MEDFORD, ORFiOX. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Jj TOCAL AND u PERSONAL Frank Kites of llornhrooh. Cal.. 1st a !iu!n-!-s NbUor in the i' y lor a lew days. Thomas Can of l..i..cvit- , Ovc. it spenn'i-r: a (' da." in the city on a i:omlii.ied uiil"'.9 anil pli-usure yl.-iit. Mm. l.earb, eorftlerre. yodels up to date. Guaranteed. Phone 683-J. Edwin liall of Merlin is a .YKdforu WMtor tor a few dj.-f. See Dave Wood ahout that fire In purance policy. Office. Room 404 M. F. & II. Ulds. .Mn. V. K I. on? of Evans Cre. i. ;nnt Friday afternoon In the city i.-itins fn" ' Big 5c milk shakes at I)e Voe's. !!enry Suit:) of the Steamboat tl i.ri't was a '.'edford visitor tlie last of the wee!:. Ceo. E. lloos jtell? insurance for $l.u0 ier month that pays J4".'H' ti r n:onth in i a-e of accident or 111 nein. See advertisement on paiif two. M' ;.!iss Am T'rorton of Weed, Cal.. fpenl the l-ist of the week In the ell; idling friends. Pacific Business College, over Oate.i Auto Salesrooms, .Sparta hulld Ine. See display ad. 2M- M. I.. Kwlns will return to Medford thR afternoon from Salem, where he spent two weeks in the Interest of the Rogue river fish hill. Sweet elder at De Voe's. V.. M. Wilson Is engaged in audit ing the water accounts of the city re corder, preparatory to turning the accounts over to the city treasurer -March 1- BeRinnlnK at that date the city treasurer will receive all water payments. Gates cells Ford cars, $200 down and (25 a month. O. P. Helms of Ashland spent Sat urday In Mcdford attending to busi ness matters. Fresh chocolates at De Voe'. X. O. Powers of Talent was In the city on business Saturday. Schultz home cooked meals at the Cafe Holland 3."c. Another hie chicken dinner Sunday. R. .P Tucker of Cold Hill was a Medford business viwltor Saturday. Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon. Specialty, eye, ear, nose, throat. Of flce over Meeker's. Glasses fitted. .Miss Marguerite Florey of Eagle Point spent Saturday In Medford shopping. Pacific Business CoIIoko teachers lirlng twenty-six years of practical ex perience to your , aid. Phone 341-X. 2S4 Mr. and Mrs. John II. Burnard of EllenshnrR, Wash., are Medford vis itors for a few days. tieo. E. Hoos makes a specialty of accident and health insurance. Of fice Hotel Holland l-ldg. Phone 839. 2M Al Clemens of Bade Point spent Saturday in the city attending to bus! ness matters. For the best Insurance see Holmes, the Insurance Man. Uoy Wtatklns of Denver, Colo.. Is a Medford visitor for a few days. To revive the dead spots In your lawn use tha famous Wizard fertl llzer. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. ' Xohlo Zimmerman of Eagle Point wuh a Medford business visitor Sal urday. Baskets, toys, cblnaware, novelties at Japaneso Art Store. tf A number of officers of the South ern Oregon Poultry Association spent .Saturday afternoon at Eagle Point w here they attended n meeting called by A. K. Strong for the purpose discussing egg corcles. Anion": the officers of the association present were C. C. Catn. Prof. Itelnier of tb exjierlment station. II. W. Frame. W W. -Watson, P. I'. Wynkoop and Kr nest Webb. 1 Don't break your hack tliiiinin your garuon tins spring. I se scei tape. Flowers or vegetables. We: Mltle I liarniacy. ;;i, John f'rebb of Kaslo Point spent Friday afternoon In the city on husl ness. Baths 2.-.C. Hotel Holland. Ocorge GiMions w.is a Medford vis Itor Saturday afternoon frou Fa'-!' Point. we carry a full lino of lawn, car den and field fertilizer. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. O. Miller, who has bewi employed for some months al the Washburn iH'ilti nock orchard, has moved to Medford with his family. Dr. Hart, physician nnd surgeon office Jackson County Bank Build InB. Messrs. Krohinnn and Hii-h of Tal ent have anounred ilielr Intention nf opening a box fartorv in Talent. I.lme nnd sulphur In bulk. Itrliig your container. Itardwell Fruit com pany. Opposite Mall Tribune build Ins. "( Mrs. .1. J. McKcrhnle of Port An (teles, Wll., arrived In the city Friday evening. Wo are exclusive a cents for Southern Oregon for the famous Buckeye Incubators and brooders. Come In and let us demonstrate and Ket our prices. Monarch Feed and Seed Co. ! The first Inspection of Company 7, jc. A. C, under th new act. which ;l'ilnKs militia orcanltations uuder di !r-ct federal control, will be held next ! Monday. Lieutenant Colonel P. M. j Kf-ssler, C. A . who is stationed a! the Presidio, Han Francis o. will be I'.he in.-p' i tins officer. Order have hern Issued to members of the lom riauy that inspection of property and e'luilnnent will begin al a. in Moil- Iday and inspection of personnel at j p. m. Tue puldic Is Invited to at tend the evenins: lu 'ie.-ion. Ceo. K Iloos, w:io '.in an office 1.1 the Holland Hot-I building, repre fi'Hts the following insurance rom i.anies: North American Ac.-ilent In- jsinance con. puny of Chicago. The jOcnera! Arciden: Assurance Corpor lation, Ltd . of Perth. Scotland, and the National Life Insurance Co.. of the Failed Slates of America. William Peterson, of the firm of llrler & Peterson, proprietors of the KiKene Sample Store, has jusi re turned from Medford. where the first of the week he rented a store room and made arrangements for the open ing of a branch store here. The firm already has a branch store at Cot tage Clrovp. Kimene Guard. Phone SS4 Heath s Drug Store. 11. F. Dresier is a Medford visitor or a few da from Knterprise, Oie. Buttermilk 10c sal. De Voe's. A. K. Morey of La Crande, Ore.. is spending a few days in the city looking after business matters. Fse seed tape for your flower and petable garden. No waste, no thinning:. "West Side Pharmacy. 2S Paul McDonald of Klamath county is spending a few days In the city vis ItinK his parents. Minerva Yarns for sweaters. Handi craft Shop. 281 Alvin Weaver of Myrtle Creek, Ore. was a Medford visitor the last or the week. Gasoline and oil at De Voe's. Miss Wood has returned to her home In Grants Pass after a few days spent visititiK Medford friends. Pierce the Florist for rose bushes. A fine line of standard and new va rieties. Phone 374. 302 F. L. Johnson of Portland was a business visitor in the city Friday and Saturday. First display of new spring hats at Lottie Howard's. 2S1 J. L. McNeclmie of Buncom spent Friday and Saturday In the city. aclfic Business College over Gates Auto Salesrooms, Sparta build injr. See display ad. 2H4 Miss Klla Fdseth returned to the Ity Friday evenint; from San Fran cisco. SomethinR now. Campbell's cafe. Best of everything, 113 W Main, tf Mr. and .Mrs. II. 11. Morrison of BaiiKor, .Maine, are speudln't a few days in the city. Bakery goods at De Voe's. F. M. Hale of Portland is spending a few days in the city attending to business ma tters. Plant your garden tho new way No thinning. So waste of seed. Fse seed tape. West Side Pharmacy. 2Nti A. It. Cooper of San Francisco, Cal. was a Medford business .visitor the last of the week. Take that broken pump to the Pa cific Highway Garage, 29 South Bart lett st. Davles Welds Anything. F. ti. Olson of Grants Pass attend ed to business matters In the city Friday and Saturday. J2.000 to loan. It. A. Holmes, th" Insurance Man. M. S. Hamilton of Sun Francisco, Cal., Is sending a few days in the city attending to business matters. Old papers for sale at this office at 20c for 100. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Caruthers of Seattle. Wn.. arrived III the city Fri day eyentng for a stay of indetermi nate length. What about your early gardctn. We have a full line of fresh bulk seeds that grow. . We handle alfalfa, red and crimson clover, sweet clover and everything In the grass seed line. If you aro looking for quality, we have It. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. Mr. and Mrs. William White and son of Chicago are Medford visitors. Now is the time to plant perenials Home grown stock. Pierce the Flor ist. Phone ::?4. 302 Myron Hcot returned Friday from a business trip to Los Angeles. Get ready to get and HOLD an of fice position al the Pacific Business College. Sparta Building. Phone 341-X. 2M Clark Morey of Grants Pass Is spending a few davs In the city on business. More Interest is being taken In track work at hign uhool this y t&r '!&. for a number of years. The : rii: bt weali er of ihe past two wee'(s has i.'ade training i ossible and ou an average of a do -en students repor'. ev'-y ripht for i'...k. Last year a track was made and all the nee;-.-.r' .araM'.eraatia was given by t'.'fc school board in the hope that ec-t,JU--ia.iii In track work might l-e roused. A rather lac siatt was im'-te t't that time but a good record -. ui made by lie team sent from pete. Tills year pressure Is being brought to !,-:ar on every available stud;'!t and it Is ihougiit that an excellent showing will lie made this season. Grant.- Pass Courier. The City of Perfect Peace." by B. J. McPhee. Sung by Mrs. L. Ho vlous at the M. K. Church Sundae evening. February 1Mb. 2sl Clyde H. Burwel! of Kugene Is siiending a few days in the city on business. K. K Blancliard is a visitor today in Medford attending to iegal mat ters. He is interested in the case of Barrett vs. the Southern Pacific in w hb-h a decision was made agaius. the -io !';( rn Pacific and w hic h the rc prepaung to appeal. Grants Pass Courier. Bowman's team now stands at the head of the list of participants In the Flks bowling tournament with the capture of three straight games Fri day night from the Seely team. The Bowman team has 12 games yet to play to finish the tournament. The standing of the teams is as follows Bowman has won 21 and lost 12 games; Wold has won 15 and lost 11; Beverldge has won 19 and lost 14; Schmidt has won 15 and lost 15; Dr. Seely has won 14 and lost IS; Diamond has won 9 and lost 21. Employes of the city water depart, ment have been engaged during the week in the removal of the three pumps, a part of the old city well pumping system, from the pump pit back of the water station on South Riverside. The last pump was in stalledin 190S, the other two having been installed soma time previous. One pump in operated by steam power, the second is belt driven and the third is run by electric power. The pumps will be sold. Clarence Itcames, Fnlted States Attorney for Oregon, returned from San Francisco last night. He was called to San Francisco to argue for the government In the appeal taken to the Fnlted States circuit court of ippeals by If. H. Hlddell, formerly secretary of the Inland Development company. Rlddell is under conviction for having used the mails to defraud. Portland Telegram. Judge W. S. Crowell has been con fined to his home for a week by se rious illness. wrapped with chains which held hen to others In the harbor were on fx-j hlbitioa. Palmer continued, and !t was gene:ally known in shipping cir-. cleB that the freighter had been cap tured. Ollie 1 looker, uml two iliil.lren. W. C and Violet Hooker, of Medford: a mother, Mr. Jane Hooker, of M-'d-luid; three Mster-. .Mr-. II. A. Kred-enliur,-, Medford; Mr-. C . Haines of Tucuma, Wu-h., and Mr-. I . K. Ncl-.in .(' i lukiKii-l. t'al; three bn.tii- i -- - - " or-, ii. y... j. i. w. a. i i.-.ker. ' Accident and Health Insurance all of M-,ll..!-.l. F. i.erai -en ii-e- -.!! insures You While Living. V held al the home ..f hi- -i-ter. Mi--. ' ,. , . ii. a. Fredenb.,,.... -i4 w,-t Tenth ; Otu. t. BUUS, Licensed Agent Representing THKKK OF TH K STIK t.N't.'FST ACTIDKNT. HKAI.TH and I.IFF. INSllLlNl'i: COM PAXILS In America. CTTMITT QT .reel, n Sunday. iVnmarv l.S. at 3? V!m-k. Uvx. J.V. Iioi!in will otti-i iatt. Fri-:iU two ifporiluily .'iu-d. AVillii.m M. Morris ! Died At the family homo :it Rock -Point, Ore., Vtdnfd:iv. February H,j 1017 vices noon at ose Ml year. The funeral ser- j were comlu-tf-d Friday after-' Kork Point. Interment in ' the Rock Point cemetery. Jums I. llwker Died At his hon:e on Vest Main' street, this city, Friday, February 1, II IT. James I. Hookt-r. ape 4 4 years, ! of pneumonia, lie is survived by a! wife and family of children. Funeral j announcement later. i j AVorry 1 I i Draw. I The Mt'tlforil Fruit Company announces the arrival of a fresh ear of the famous PAUL NEYRON BRAND SUNKIST ORANGES This is din' til' tli' fjiin-ii'st 1 Minis packril in Southern 'nlifoniiit. AT ALL GROCERS Refers to the Medford patrons v. ho: have had their claims satis tactori adjusted and promptly paid: -I. W. Mitchel. DEUTSCHLAND BRITISH PRIZE. ! .!' "u8' CAPTAIN AND CREW JAILED:.,', t,.' "lMnl, Vet. J. K. BALTIMORE. Feb. IT. That the; merchant suhmarine Deutschland has! O. It. C. Grove, K. W. Liljegran, Kmil Pech. J. T. Payne, Jennc-tte C. Holt, (.FO.F. HOOS. Hotel Holland lilds. a3T. Medford, Ore. S0-M. P. O. Box lf-l iloFtwick, Phone . OBITUARY IhMUvKK At the r;imilv roidence on the Jacksonville r.uid, at lli:;iu o'clock. Feliiiiar.v Hi, l'.MT, of pnen iiionin. J. I.. Hooker, need -1-1 years, i inonlhy and II days. Native of Kan--ii'-. t ame In Oregon in lSSII ami to Medford 1MIX lie 1,-ave- .1 wife. Mi-. Office neen capiureu anu mat ne saw ner in 1 Plymouth harbor with ISO other) German submarines was the state- i Homo Phone ment made here today hy William I ''ays lalnis from the First llav Palmer, second engineer of the ; IHwi'Jlllty. Iu't have to W ait American transport liner Mongolia, j w"k 10 K01 ueaeflta. Palmer said that t'.ie, liriii.Mi had cap tured 4 00 enemy submarines and lliat 167 of them are In Plymouth chained together and In the center of a huge network of chains. attached to buoys and wharves. Captain Koenig, commander of the submarine freighter and his crow are In English jails, said Palmer. The .Mongolia left Plymouth January 2 7 at:d arrived at New York February 7. Palmer was formerly an engineer here with the Chesapeake Steamship company. Photographs of the Deutschland i . a ' 3tT AHIMMIS I.ll.r.. a3 -ill I . I.B:r, i I Bud Lawrentz has purchased an lnteerst with G. F. Williams in the Medford Cleaning Works All kinds of cleaning work guar anteed. We call for and deliver goods. Phone 57 A S. Central Shrove Tuesday WAFFLE Luncheon 25e 2,3 c Served from 10:.0 to 1 p. m. Waffles and Maple Syrup Sausage Baked Apples and Cream Coffee St. Mark's Guild At St. Mark's Hall AMVSFMF.NTS TONIGHT. Page U,VK TIIK Tltl.WGI.F K1IIOIF.S in "TIIK SISTFl! OF SIX." A1m Keystone Comedy, SiiHnuirine Finite." 'The Tomorrow. Harold I.ockwood & May Allison. AMISKMKXTS TONIGHT Hr. Mynle S sinned pi at t ice. m . S'i0-:: 1 o :'. 1 1 In-.v I.oikAood has re Houm " ::o to .i p M. F. & II. build TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Hi! SALF - Well improved .". t o miles of MciUord. owin-r. l; No -. l!o 7K, l.iiSV Fun Mi-il ford. V At the Nat One please notllv J. 11 to. iluck niu;f II. Ilntler. U..TI-:i Tiperiemcd Hall traitor iiitincer None oth -f ne d appl . Koue Hiver Willed Canal Cum pun. A N'TKO Girl lor ui lie in i. . I'lmtie -Ml 7 -.1 ! . Star A LICK ltltAllY In "TIIK (ill.KFK t AGK." Also 'inl Coinily, "The llnney miKin Cur." Tomorrow, CIIAHLIK CHAPLIN In TIIK HANK." Earl Fruit Co. of the Northwest Successor to Tlio lnlncei Fruit Co. of Orcson. Will still continue to handle a full lino of well known reliable sprays, such as Hex Lime and Sulphur, Swift's Arsenate of Lead and all oth er materials necessary In the care of orchard.1. KAftl. l'l'.FIT CO. OF TIIK X. V. J. C. lliiOWN. Dist. Agent. SAFETY FIRST Hut home products CALIFORNIA WASHING I'OWIiKl: Is especially fine in cold, warm. hard, or hot ater. Fse Willi or without soap Makes the washing ea-. Government test lu.i. t I. . For sale HI Your GrO'er. . IIOMF. I'ltonl T. Hraiu U F.vtot) Ashla'id. Oie. We Handle General Chemical Co. SPRAYS The most complete line of Spray Materials in the Rogue River Valley We sell lit wliolesnle ami retail the i'ol!owiiicr Sjirays: Crude Oil Emulsion Dormant Soluble Oil Distillate Oil Emulsion Lime and Sulphur Solution Bordeaux Mixture Paste Standard Arsenate of Lead Paste Arsenate of Lead Powder Atomic Sulphur Black Leaf Tree Tansle Foot "And Other Oivliai'd Supplies. Y would In- pleased to have you call us up fir eome to our nffiee and talk over the spray situation. Rogue River Co-Operative Assn. J. A. PKURV. Maiia-cer. A little slip, A heivy fall, A brjsen limb. No, that's not all! An Income stopped A month or two, A doctor's bill, The rei.t'n past due. He'd just insured Hefore the fall. So now the AF.TXA Has paid it all. THE AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Life, DisjiMliiv, Liability, Cii-sualt and Fire Insurance. srcTitnv ixsriaxcK agexci'. Solo Agents Medford National Bank Bulldini;. We Can Increase Your Fjirning Capacity nt the PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE In Spai-tn Tiiuldinff, OTer Gates Auto Salesmoms ;' j. COMPLETE COMMERCTAJj, SHOItTHAXD, OVIL SEUVICE, AXTJ TYI'FAVniTIXC. COITISES, Sl'ELLIXO, BfSIXESS EXGI.ISH, COI. MKUCIAL LAW. ARITHMETIC, ILII'11) CAT.CVLATIOX, PEXM'.VX SH1P, ETC. TWENTY-SIX YEA11S EXFEI1IEXCE IX BVSIXKSS OFT1CE AND COArMUKCIAL WORK. XIGHT SESSIONS I5EG1X 7 O'CLOCK MONDAY EVEXIXO, FEII. 10TIL rnOXE 341-X. V. V.. Sn.AXK, Principal. . THE ART OF EXPRESSION Lessons in Oratory, Elocution, Dramatic Art, Poise, Interpretative Gesture and Voice Building. MRS. G. T. WILSON Phone 90 L BOD V. 11th st. MEDFORD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE I'nder Xetv Mnnaeemrnt Offers Standard Courses by Individ ual Instruction and Class Method in IIOOKKEEFTNG, PENMANSHIP, SHORTHAND, TVPEWP.ITIXG, ARITHMETIC, PRACTICAL ENGLISH, SPELLING, ETC. Graduates Assisted to Posltlonj Make Early Reservations for Places. SEE THE MANAGER 31 X. Grape Street. Phone 15-L THE MEDFORD EMPLOYMENT AGENTCY Is now open for business over the Model Clothing Co. store. Office open from 7 till 8: Sundays, f) till 2. KATHERINE CAMPBELL, Proprietress Phone S42 SEASONED WOOD Dry Body Fir per Tier 12-INCH. CHUNKS - - $2.25 16-INCH CHUNKS - - $2.75 Kitchen Wood 25 cents Higher AVe (ruar.inti e the Measure MOREY WOOD CO. PHONE 654-J 37 N FIR ST. 1
