MTCDFOTID MATE TRTBUOT!, 'NrRBFOTJD, OTCEfiOy. WEDNESDAY. FEPr?TrAT?Y 21. 1H17
PSGE TWO
r
m
f OCAL AND
PERSONAL
" .1. E. HuckluKlinni of PcirllsiiKl Ik
ainnntf the out of town buninoss vis
itors In the city.
Mrs. Leach, coraetlerre. Vodels lip
to date. Guaranteed. Phone 683-J.
11. I.. Darnellls was a bualnesn vIb
Itor the first of the week from Orants
Pass.
See Have. Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office, rtoora 404 M.
P. & II. HldK.
O. (). Whipple linn returned to Ills
home ut Itosehnrit, after a short stay
In the city.
Ills fc milk siiakca nt Po Voe'a.
Charles fl. (lay. Juvenile officer, Is
looking for a home fur a tslrl of sev
enteen years. Anyone Interested is
requested to communicate Willi Mr.
Clay.
Sweet cider at lie Voe's.
Pecause of the lireakliiR of a power
line across ltonue river near the (lold
liny power plant, the supply of elec
tricity In Medford was very low until
afternoon. Elevators In buildings
were closed down because of lack of
power.
Gales sells Ford cars, (200 down
and $25 a month.
II. A. Wntklns, of Watklns, Ore., Ik
a business visitor in tho city for a
few- days.
Fresh chocolates at De Voe's.
J. II. and Arden Tyrell of Lake
Creek are Medford business visitors
for a few days.
Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon.
Specialty, eye, enr, noso, throat. Of
fice ovor Meeker's. Classes fitted.
C. Codings of Walliins spent the
forepart of the week In the city on
business.
For the best Insurance see Holmes,
the Insurance Man.
T. 1C. Daniels has returned to the
city from n two weeks' slay at Los
AiiRoles ami Needles, Ariz. Mrs. Dan
iels will follow in a week.
To revive tho dend spots In your
lawn use the famous Wizard ferti
lizer. Monarch Seed and Feed Co.
C. E. .Miller of ItOKuo Itlver spent
Tuesday and Wednesday In the city
attending to business mutters.
Baskets, toys, chlnaware, novelties
at Japanese Art Store. tf
iWalter Bottom Is a Medford visitor
for a few days from Astoria, Ore.
Don't break your back tlilunlui;
your Harden this sprliiK. Ubo seed
tape. Flowers or vegetables. West
Side Pharmacy, 214(1
It. 13! Doan of Grants Pass attended
to business matters In .Medford Wed
nesday.
Oaths 2tic. Hotol Hollnnd.
Dert II. Dyer, editor of the Central
Point Herald, was a Medford business
visitor Wednesday.
iWo carry a full line of lawn, gar
don and field fertilizer. Monarch
Seed and Feed Co.
J. L. Itend of Kukciic Is among the
out of town visitors in tho city this
week.
Dr. Hart, physician and Burgeon,
office Jackson County Bank Build
lug. llienry Shnhn of Dlllard, Ore., Is
spending a Tew days In tho city vis
iting friends and attending to busi
ness matters.
Wo are exclnsivo agents for
Southern Oregon for tho famous
Iluckeyo incubators and brooders.
Come In and let us demonstrate and
get our pricos. Monarch Food and
Seed Co.
lV. .1. lllakeley of Vulcan, Aim., Is
a Medford visitor for a few (lays.
Phono SSt Heath's Drug Store.
C. E. Minefield of Oakland, Oil..
attended to business matters in tin
city Wednesday.
Something new. Campbell's cafe.
Best of everything, 11.1 W Main, tf
U .1. Walsall or Portland Is a Med
ford business visitor for a lew days
Buttermilk 10c gal. Do Voe's.
Clarke .Morrison of Sulbeilln. Ore.,
spent Tuesday afternoon In the city
intending to business mailers.
Pierce the Florist for rose bushes.
A fine line of standard and new va
rieties. Phone :!T4. ;ioj
tieorge llenneti of Salem was In
the city on business the first of tin
week.
Gasoline and oil at Ho Voe's.
Howard Dana of Ou vallis Is spend
lug a few days In Medlonl looking
after business matters.
I'sc seed tape for your flower and
vegetable garden. No waste, no
thinning. West Side Pharmacy. 2sii
Smith V. Ellington of Sisson. Oil..
Is among the out of town visitors in
the city.
Bakery goods nl He Voe's.
F. O. Saninis of Crescent I'll v. Oil..
Is spending a few days in M.'diord
visiting friends.
Take that broken pump to tho Pa
cific Highway Oarage. 29 South Bart
led st. Davles Welds Anything.
TOO LATE TO CLASSI FY
KOH UKNT .,-rooni huimuln.v tar
nished or unfurnished on Gemvi
nve. Imtiilre at in; Geneva. :"",'
FOR SALE - Oats. Shadelund an.
Swedish Select Phnne .Mlii-ie.'
C. A. Morey of Orants Pass Is a
Medford visitor for a few days.
What about your early gardem.
Wo 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 are looking for quality,
we have It. Monarch Seed and
Feed Co.
The heavy blanket of snow Wed
nesday morning tore down the long
awning on the west side of the store
building formerly occupied by
Ahrens.
Now is the time to plant perenlals.
Home grown stock. Pierce tho Flor
ist. Phono 374. 302'
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Casement of
Carmangaly, Alia., are Medford vis
itors for a few days.
Dr. Myrtle S. Lock wood has re
sumed practice. Hours 2:30 to a p.
m., .in9-:',10-3U M. F. & H. build
ing. 290
Mrs. II. J. Maltpiess and Mrs. Sar
ah Oreenwood of Edgerton, Wis., are
imong the out of town visitors In the
city.
Early Sunrise seed potatoes at
Fonts grocery. Buy now. 2SK
X. (!. Egleston of Ooulilnnd. Oil.,
transacted business witli local mer
chants Wednesday.
Old papers for sale at this office
at 20c for 100.
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Delay of Glen-
dale are spending a few flays In the
city.
f'ie buve dried beet pulp. Monarch
Seeil & Feed Co.
.1. T. Brooks of San Francisco, Oil.,
Is spending a few days In the city
attending to business matters.
William M. Colvlg of Portland Is a
Medford visitor for a few days.
J. T. Sumniervllle of Portland at
tended to business matters In Med
ford Tuesday and -Wednesday.
O. V. Myers went down to Grants
Puss Tuesday evening for a few days
business stay.
F. E. Blgalow, proprietor of the
Medford Poultry and Egg company,
was in llornbrook Tuesday on busi
ness. Mrs. 0. O. Haynes who was called
to Medford by tho death of ho'.' broth
er, J. L. Hooker, returned to her
home In Tacomti Tuesday evening.
A. E. Kellogg of Gold Hill was In
Medford Tuesday.
O. F. Young left Tuesday evening
for n few days' business visit to Port
land.
1. (!. Hamilton of Orants Pass
arrived In the city Tuesday and will
stay in this vlnclully for an Indefi-
nllo period. 5 ,
Plant your garden tho neap way.
.No thinning, No waste of seed. 1'so
seed lape. West Sido Pharmacy. 2Sli
Edward Thompson of Klamath
Falls attended lo business matters in
the city Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Eninin Snider, of Aurora. Ore
gon, grand chief of Hie Order of Pylh
lan Sisters of Oregon, arrived in Mei'.
ford Wednesday to pay nil official
visit to the local lodgo.
J. T. Sumniervllle, formerly of
Medford, representing a rubber firm
was in tho city Tuesday.
W. M. Colvig, tax attorney for the
S. P. company, Is In Medrord on of
ficial business.
Mrs. L. M. King of Rogue Itlver
was In Medford Tuesday and Wed
nesday visiting friends.
'Representative W. II. Core roiurji-
ed Wednesday from Salem.
.Mrs. P. M. Kretitzer and Miss
Ethel Webb or Tolo were visit ir
Medford friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Ralph Wells of Pud. Calif.,
who has been In Medford vlilllug
Mrs. A. F. Notb. returned to her home
Wednesday.
The Parent-Teiuhers Association
of the Lincoln School will give a
Washington tea Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock al the home of Mrs. W.
M. VanScoYoc. XII Bennett avenue.
Bennett avenue lies between Jackson
and Roosevelt streets. All parents oi
Lincoln school chlldicu are Invited lo
allcnd.
A jilint meeting of the Woman's
Missionary societies will be held at
i he Methodist church this even
ing at X o'clock. A special program
is prepared and a valuable service Is
assured. The public invited.
David I.. Washburn ur Toledo, O.
Is spending I he week In the city vis
itlng relatives.
'Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sorenson of Ore
gun City arrived in Medford Wednes
day.
Mr. nun Mrs. Charles Cooley of
Yreka spent the fore part of the week
In the city visiting friends.
w ashinglon's birthday w ill be ob
served a H semi-holiday In Medford
Bunks and public offices will dose
number of social events are plan
ned lor tho evening.
Tho snowstorm of this week ha
halted temporarily larming operations
which were in full swlua during- ihe
warm weather of the past two weeks
Several ot the Jitneys operating
from towns on the outer edge ot the
valley failed to make their trips Wed
nesday because, of the full or mow.
W. II, Pnrsou of Ashland spent
Wednesday In the city on business.
Lynn Mowat of Ashland was a
Medford visitor Wednesday evening.
Hurt Freeman of Eugene spent
Wednesday in .Medlonl visiting with
1 1 lends.
ASKS GAS COMPANY
Ivuiitim- work mill invotiwnlioii of
it number of jiclty iiinMi'i' u-upied
t ho ut tent ion of tin city council it t
their inid-inonlli nicctina lnt nilit.
An ordinance wns pni-d autlioriziny;
the hiring of K. M. Wil.-tm to audit
the recorder's wnter Hi-counts. Tin
work is r be dune preliminary to the
turning over of water accounts to the
citv treasurer fur collection.
The p:i .v-.n ye of n number of heavy
tractors over tin city pavement and
the liaiiliuy of heavy loads through
tho citv streets on narrow tired
wnyuns has led t lit city fathers to
consider the framing of a heavy traf
fic ordinance, fur l!io protect inn of
the paving. Kecorifr I'ss was in
truded ti communicate, with other
coast cities to ascertain their method
of handling the problem.
When the loeul :m company was
granted a franchise, one of the stipu
lations was that the company pay to
the city . per cent of the yross re
ceipts realized from the sale of yas
for liyhtiny; purposes. Nothing hits
been paid lhe city. An accounting
was demanded by the lathers. (). II.
('. Grow, local manai'cr of the com
pany appeared and stated that he will
lake up the matter of adjustment
with his company.
It was decided bv the council thai
in the future the city recorder and
trensurer must furnish surety bonds
instead of the personal bonds now
supplied.
A number of bills fur free water
were allowed, unions them one for J.
T. Onnvon of Ihe Trail Lumber Co.
A hpriuir cleanup campaign was
launched, discussion cenleriny last
night on the question of cluttered up
uily alleys. Chief of I'olico Kittson
has requested, in line with the clean
up, that persons bavin"; piles of ma
nure around their premises, which
they have saved for their gardens
either apply the fertilizer or have it
hauled away as withthe approach of
warm weather the piles become objec
tionable.
The question of disposing of Ihe
heavy fire team, which is held in re
servo when the other annarutus is
called out, was ayain brought up. It
was suu'cstod that the team be sold
and a Jiyht truck or trailer be pur
chased to carry reserve, hose and
chemical supplies. The matter was
sent to rommittec for investigation.
BILL SENT CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, Keh. 'Jl. Afler a
conference with President Wilson,
Secretary I'aUcr said luday he would
send to congress this week the univer
sal military trainiui; bill, drawn up
by the army general staff. The sec
retary would not say what recommen
dation he would make hut it w
understood the president favors the
principle of military training if it
can be worked out in a practical way.
"You're Looking Better, John
and I believe PostUITl is largely responsible for your sound
i i i
sieep ana improved
POS
in place of coffee, relieves nerves from the harmful effects
of caffeine. Even a short 10-day trial often works a won
derful change in a person.
PACIFISTS MAKE LAST BIG APPEAL FOR WAR REFERENDUM.
, 1 TTO
PEACE
V', Aft
TAME A REFERENDUM ?
fW .if
Peace I'CaieiiHioii delegates at
aMiaI to let the voices fertile whether tlio eouuti'j- shall o to vai. The
blj biiiinee was ciiriied "by .Mrs. Oscar (nilJovvay, at riht, ami .Mrs. .I.
L. Slayden, at left, both wives of Tcvus rcpi eM'iHalivos.
BREAD RIOTS BIG
L
WASIIIXfiTO.V, l-VI.. Jl. Ye-ter-dny'.-.
bread riot in New Yurie claimed
attention in tile Semite today during
the debate ml im-reaves in salary i'or
ineiTuiient-elerk.
Senator Tlmmus democrat of Colo
radn, expressed the opinion that in-erea-.es
in salary were no cure for
the inereissiiiy; cost of living because,
lie charged, those who control .food
prices, would raise thcin lo keep pace
with salaries.
"That is nut Hie wav to remedy
bread riols ns we tire liu vititr in the
metropolis of this country," said Sen
alor Tliiumis. "The way to deal willi
that is lo la lie lluise who eorner food
supplies by the throats. I dislike to
see fond riols in free America, but I
cim see Hint it might be Ihe first step
toward relief." .
I0 PLAY MEDFORD
As the tlino draws nearer to the
first toss up for the Uoseburg high
vs. .Medford high basketball games for
Thursday and Friday nights more In
terest and enthusiasm Is being shown
hourly by the local students and down
town dopesters. This is largely due
to the splendid improvement shown
by tho locul quintette in their 27 to
li walloping of tiie famous Ashland
artillerymen last Friday. There were
times in that game whn the local
boys unearthed some real class. The
passing, aggressiveness, loam play,
and Ja. displayed throughout brought
hopeful comment and smiles of Joy
from tho countenances or the ring
side followers.
dtoseburg Is coming witli a vet
eran quintette built around tho al
most uncanny center, Ted .lewett.
Hoseburg has undoubtedly by far the
best team in the state. If there Is
such a title ns state champions thev
rightfully own It. You will recall
the hair raising finishes of both Vtose-burg-Medford
games last year when
appearance.
"There's a Reason"
i lb.
ol wm 111
usbtnyton nnikin an eleventh-hour
SAYS PACIFICISTS
XEW YOItK, Feb. 21. Former
President Taft in an adress here lst
night in defense of the aims of the
League to Knforce Peace declared
that at the time the Monroe doctriie
was promulgated "it Involved groater
risk of war between this country and
a Kuropean power than a league to
enforce peace would now." If such
a league bad been established three
years ago, he asserted the present
world war would have been prevent
ed. .Mr. Taft said that while his sym
pathies were not with the pacifists he
jdld not believe It wise to cull them
"cowards, fools, or mollycoddles." It
jdoes not help in an argument, he
added, to begin by calling the man
i you wish to convince "fool."
"We have not reached the time In
I the history of the world when we can
abandon force," declared the former
president. "We cannot assume that
nations will always treat us justly;
therefore if we have something to
protect and there is a vicious force
abroad nothing can prevent injust
ice except the impression of force."
UNITED STATES AGAIN
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21 The
rhileil States in a mite transmitted
to the Iicrlin foreign office, through
the Spanish ambassador there, has
airain demanded the? release of the
Anmieans mule pvixmers on the
prize Ship Varroudalc. Tn the ab
sence of a satisfactory response to
an imiiiii'y sent recently it was de
cided t demand their immediate re
lease. Medford led all the way only to be
'nosed out by two or three points
just before the whistle sounded. Of
course in tho coming Ramos all tho
dope favors the visitors. However, the
local hiKh schoolers have a yearning
eye on that state title and in more
than one instnnco in the past the 50
lo 1 shot har. not lost.
THREE TRUE BILLS
Three true bills were brought by
tho grand Jury in Tuesday ul'ter
noon's hearings. Tom Kinney, Carl
llnmniond and lioy Watklns were In
dieted lor the larceny of a hog. This
ease grew out of the killing of a hog
belonging to a rancher on tipper
nuttu creek, and nltraeted consider
able attention when tried In Medford
justlco court.
John Kagsdale was indicted on two
counts on a statutory charge, .the
charge being brought because of Ills
relations with a daughter of Ills wife
by a former niarralge. The girl was
under sixteen years of age.
True bills were found against Oeo.
Holts uitd l.ouls Lavine, accused of
asasult with a dangerous weapon.
These two men figured in n break
from the county jail two mouths ago.
llotts escaped und Lavine is lying in
tho hospital with a broken hip. The
men fired at a bralceman when he
I put them off n train In the bisKI-
yous.
Miss Ethel Craves of Eugene Is
spending the week in Medford as the
guest of Miss 'Winifred Clark.
Try Tills! Your Hair (icts Wi.vy
(lossy and Abuiidiint at Once.
To be posse.ssed of a head of heavy
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous. Huffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is mere
ly a matter of usins a little i.niidei
ine. Jt Is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of it. .lut
get a lift-cent bottle of Kn.nvlioaV
Danderine now all drug stores rec
ommend It apply a little as direct
ed and within ten minute -; there t. ill
be an appearance ot" abundance,
freshness,, fluffiness und au incom
parable gloss and lustre, and try as
you will you cannot find a trace of
dandruff or falling hair; lr.it your
real surprise will be afte about two
weeks' use, when you will see new
hair fine and downy at first yed
but renlly new heir :iproutinis out
air-over your scalp. IJauderine is, wo
believe, the only sure hair grower, de
stroyer of dandruff and cure tor it li
scalp and It never fails to slop fall
ing hair at once.
If you want to prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is, lroistea
a cloth with a littie Danderine and
carefully draw it tsrougn our hair
taking one amall s'lcud at a time.
Your hair will be sort, glossy a.cl
beautirul In Just a fv inomer-ts
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this.
AMCSKMK.NT8 TO.N'KJHT
Star
Adults l."c
Children ,v.
AXX fKXXIXOTON- us
"TIIK KAINHOW I'ltlVCl.SS"
a fascinating story of circus Hie.
Also Vim Comedy
"TIIK IIOVCOTTKI) li.MiV
Coming Saturday, Elite! Ciuyion
and llolbrook Blinn.
j 0LD-TI1ME COLD CURE j
- DRINK HOT TEA!
fiet n r.innll parkac ef lTumbiir(
Hreiit Tea. or ns the C-rnmn U,lki
eull it. "Hamburger llrust 'I liw." at nnv
ilinriuney. Take n. tiil,l,Biui,Mful f tli'e
tea, ut a cup of boiling wati'r u;n
it, jiuur tliroui;li a sieve' and drink a
teaeup lull at any time durin.;
day or before retiring. It ii tlu' inuat
edix-tive way to break a culd and cure
(!rii. us it opens tlio p.ir ef tin- skin,
relieving congestion. Mm loocena tiio
bowels, tlnm breiikirifi up a cuM.
Try it the next time you Fmr,,r frm
A cold or tin, ,-rii. It ia :
' '"" tegiiauiv, Ulerolurr
and haroileas.
dal'o I
STIFF, ACHING
Rub Sorenma from jointa and bukIm
with a tmall trial bottle of
old St Jacobi Oil
! s'ep "dosins" Rhrumatifm.
i H' pain only: not one ran in fiftv
, reqiiirea internal trralment. U, ao,i;
i inp. iH-nctrslinj -St. ,lar.b, o,r' 'ri.,!i
en the "tender pot," a. ,v , tp''
yen aaylaelt lt.,binson out c.,mr, th.
rliounialie j.a.n. -St. Jawl,-, n.f
a Iiarmlia rliciimali,m cure whiel, n, v ...
diMpiwmU and d.v.n't burn ti,e kiu It
, taken pain, norenwi, and milTn,,, (r,
aeliinc jOiiitn. muscle, and I. mm.
sciatica, lumba,.. backaelpo. ne,,', il-' ,
I.imbor up! (irt a 25 ,,t i,.i,',;
ef oliMsme, hrmeit -St. .Isr, ls tll
from i any drutf ntrc, and in a ...
y.iull . , rwl, psillf Hri .
I MiffnCM. Duu't ulT.-r' I',. I. .. ' ' 4
SYMPTOMS OF
HER DISEASE
Backache, Sideache.Nervousj
ness, Dizziness, raininess,
all Disappeared After
the Woman's Medi
cine was Taken;
. . , ril-ln "For two veArn
. KinRnsner, v,. - - -- i
with a aevere temale trouble)
WUS VUUB, Oil,
had backache and
,.uin in mv Kid
most of the time!
1 had di7.zy spell
and was otten s
faint I could no
walk across th
flnn. I'ha Hrwtn
cnid would have t
have an operation!
A trienu BSKea m
tn frv T.vdin. F
Pinkham's Veeel
f a h l n l nmnount
After taking ten bottles I am now wel
and strong, nave no more pain, ui;imi;u
.a..-,., iinplla Wvervono tells
ui -e-"-- .7,-1, ,m
HOW Well l lout Hiiu i n--ii "j
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did
it"-Miss Nina SottTHWR'K, R. F. D.1
NO. 4, 150X Al, JYIIilIsiiei, vjvio.
Every woman who sull'ers from femalj
troUUlcS, neivouiwss, UBi--i.iii.ne ur ui
blues should try Lydia K. Pinkhum'
Vegetable uomnounu as mrs. oouir
ni,.lc did. or if thev need free advk
in reeard to any annoying symptoii
write to I.ydia R Pinkham Mcdicii:
Co. (confidential), Lynn, fJoss.
MEDFORD
Vulcanizing Works
All work guaranteed.
Auto Tiro Repairing.
We sell Fisk and Mich
elin Tires.
36 South Grape St.
Medford
QUI! MEAT IF TOUR
KHHS ACT BADL'
I
Take tablespoon ful of Salts if a
nune or Biauuer Dotners jJnai:
lota of water.
Wfl am tl nation of moat enters Aim
otir blood i3 filled with urio acid, says 5
well-known authority, who warns us m
bo constantly on guard against kidn
The kidnovs do their utmost to frl
the blood of this irritating acid, b'Sk
become weak from tho overwork; th(r!
got shtpfriah; tiie eliminative tissues clog
and tbus Uio wasto is retained in th
blood to poison the entire system.
When your kidneys ache and fool Iik
luinpg of lead, uud you have stinging
pains in tho hack ur the urine is eloudyl
full of sediment, or the bladder is irri.
tr.ble, obliging you to seek relief durin
the night; when you have severe head
aches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleepless
ncss, acid stomach or rheumatism in ba
weather, prct from your pharmacist about
four Miners of Jad Salts; take d
tablespoonful in a glass of water befor
breakfast each moruing and in a fev
duys your kidneys will act fine. Tbi
famous eiUs ia made from tho acid oi
pTane3 and lemon juice, combined witli
litbia, aiid has been used for generation!
to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys,
to neutralize tho acids in urine so it ifl
no longer a sourca of irritation, thua i
ending urinary and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot
Injure; makes a delightful efferveacentf;
lithia-water drink, und nobody enn makol
a mistake by tiiking a little occasiouallyt
to hecp mo Kiaueyu clean ana active.
Union
Pacific
System
I
OREGON-WASHINGTON
LIMITED
Leaves Portland I'nion Station
10 A.M. Daily
t in the
Famous Columbia River
Route
Tl only Tlirmiph-to-Chicauo train
-etctncally lighted, aulomatically
lirolected.
WM.McMURRAY
Ccnenl Passenecr Agent
PORTLAND
'if " V T
Go East
't..,n away. """"