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MEDFOttn MATfc TH'muKl'1. MEDFOR1"), TRF10N'. TUESDAY. MATirTT G. 1017
TOCAL AND
PERSONAL
Horn-To Mr. and .Mrs. Frank
ilolierts, I'ocaletlu, Idaho, on March j
tat. a dimr-titer. Mrs, uoi ns was
formerly Miss Vv.ru Hammond, and j
is a dnuglifur of Mr. and Mrs. V. B.
j iiainnionil of this city.
Sirs. Leach, rorsetkrre. Models up
' to date. Guaranteed. Hione OW-J.
Mr. and Mrs. 1". Curtis and K. V.
' Curds of Coiiutllc. Ore, nro amoiiK
I. the out of toivn visitors Iu the city.
K. K. Allen of Williams Is sound
ing . few days In the city vjrtiinK
friends and attending In huslness
irmtfers.
See. Dave Wood ahont that flro In
surance policy. Office, lloom 404 M.
F.'fc II. nidg.
0 Italph Stanley of liutte Falls was
t a Medford visitor the first of the
; wcek
t W. H. Hagan of Albany Is In the
d city for a few days on business.
1 Big De milk shakes at l)e Voe's.
' Clinton Cook of Buncotn arrived in
T tho city Monday evening for a brief
t visit with .Medford friends.
til. K. Franklin of San Francisco,
Cal., Is spending a few days In the
city on business.?.
Gates Bells Ford cars, $200 down
and 25 a month.
Kay Kincald of Derby was In the
city the first of the week visiting
0 friends and attending to business
v matters.
f V. 8. Ilarlzcll of Seattle. Wn., If
V among the, out of town business vt
11 Horn in the city.
' flweet cider at De Voo's.
1 K C. Hamilton of ('cut'il Point
was In the city Monday and T'lesdai
' tn liuslnesH.
t E. h. l.eavltt of San Francisco
0 transacted business in tho city the
u first of the week.
i Hot waffles at Campbell'ii Cafe.
1 T. C. Gaines of Trail is among the
' out of town visitors In tho city.
' I). P. liuekley of Trntl spent Mon
I day unrl Tuesday visiting Medford
i friends.
I Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon.
; Bpeclulty, eye, car, nore, throat. Of
, fico over Mucker's. Glasses fitted.
v Philip ilorso of lliiucoin is spend-
, lng n few days lu tho city visiting
friends.
a K. 11. Kiilntoy of Trail visited Med-
n ford friends the first of the week.
0 Flags. Muslin, cotton and silk
Medford Book Store. 295'
J 11. V. Smith of Seattle spent the
first, 61' tho week lu the elly attend
lng o business mutters.
A. I,. George of Porllund spent
c' Monday und Tuesday lu tlto city
transacting business with local ir.er
chants. 0 Fresh chocolates at Yt Voe's.
II. A. liartoil of San Francisco
'' Cal., attended to business matter in
t' Medford Monday and Tuesday.
' Horace Pelton of Gold 11111 spent
c Monday and Ttiesday In Medford N
t- itlng friends mill nttocding to bus!
Hess mn'.ler.:.
For the best insurance see Holmes.
'.00 Insurance Man.
C. R. Lniicy of Portland Is unions
the out of town business visllnis It
tho oily.
J. Mlrhnels of Sun Francisco, Cal
was lu Medford Tuesday looking alter
business Interests.
Oaths STic, Hotel Holland.
I-. S. Thomson arrived In the cttj
Monday evening from San FrancU'o,
Cal., and will spend a tew dttys In this
vicinity on business.
Y. H. Humphrey of Portland is
among the business visitors In the
city. ,
Columbia Dance Records all tl
Atedford Hook Store. 2!i.V
M. I.. Mueller of Portland attend
ro to uusiness matters in Hie city
Monday and Tuesday.
.lohn T. Slolz, representing lllake
l'1!!!! company, wns In thr city look
lng after business Interests the first
of the week.
Bakery goods at tie Voc'j,
H. h. Tin ker of AUnin. O., Is
amnng tlie out of town visitors in the
city.
V. .1. Kol:c arrived in Medtord Mmi
day morning from Philadelphia, Pa
Take that broken pump to tho Pa
ciflc High uy Garage, 20 Smith Hart
lett st. Diivios Welds Anv thing.
M. C. llruu. it of Del mil, Mich
is a Median! visitor for a few- days
II. S. Stancliff. formerly of M,.(l
lord, ond now residing at Weed. Cal
was in .Mcfllonl Tuesday lor medical
treatment.
Old papers for Bale at Ibla office
nt 20c per 1 lift.
G. . oriell and W. X. Apperton
were .Medlonl visitors Tuesday from
Uolse, plaho.
M. I). I ox of Grants Pas attend
eu to Hustings matters In Medford
Tuesday.
Thn Sell tt Poh scope Motion Picture
Diiipany, olio of the biggest melton
Wcturo concerns lu the business, has
;ieen granted a permit by the govern
f rw-nt tn use Crater Lake national
pnnk for making motion pbiurn pro-
itictlons. When thev lll t:art work
in nof known, but probably during
bo coming summer season. -Klnru-
nth hulls Herald.
lien Sheldon spent Monday in
(Irani Pass RUondlni; to business
mutter.
Charles K. Ilvanlu, division traf
fic imiiiaccr of the As-un-hiied PresR,
! uitli headquarters at Portland, was
In Grunts Pass Sunday and today. He
left for Medford this afternoon.
,., ,ft lmi;llls a tli1 Ihrouuh
sol,lh(.rn 0rC!0U , ,,le ilU(.rest of the
Ixrciit. ti n 1 1 u a 1 w-wssatliorlng ofKuiil-
jzatiou with which he has been con
nected for more than twenty years.
CmiifH Pass Courier.
Two new- ponss, "Tho Twilight
flour." and "Crater Lake." 01
CaVl .1. Hansen loavey Wednesday
morning for Portland and YaklmaIs spending tho week
where he will he connected with tlici visit Inn friends.
Oregon Fiuit Co. Mr. Hansen lias
been working lit tho fruit game In
the Rogue Jliver valley for the past
six years. Tho Oregon Fruit Co., Is
coming into the valley this yeur, and
anticipate a largo business. They
are directly under Lhe Pacific Fruit
and Produce Co., of North Yakima,
and combined are one of tho largest
firms In the Northwest. Mr. Hansen
will return to Medford about Juno 1.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. tf
Howard C. Dillon, of San Fran
cisco arrived in Medford Tuesday.
Mr. Dillon and three other represen
tatives of the Standard Oil company
unloaded four Ford roadsters Tues-
lay morning, which they will use
during the next two weeks In carry
ing on an advertising campaign in
the valley.
W. W. f little of llock Point was a
Medford visitor Tuesday attending to
business matters.
Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon.
office Jackson County Hank Build
ing.
Joe Parker, former P. & K. sln-
tion agent, was a Medford arrival
Tuesday morning.
Harold A. Lower was fined $7.."u
in police court Monday afternoon for
reckless driving.
Now is the time to plant percnlnls.
Homo grown stock. Pierce tho Flor
ist. Phone 374. 302
John Mills of Ashland spent Tues
day in the city tiutisactiiitf business
With local merchants.
'I ho Seely and Wold leiuin split a
j.erlcs of four games tvo and two
Monday night In pluy in tho Lll.s
.lowiing tourra-nent.
Dr. Hat-grave. Farmer's nnd Fruit
growers Hank lildg. Phono 230,
'lories C. Garrison arr'ved iu the
city Tuesday morning fror.i Los Ange
les, Cal.
i instriictlo.i crews ar-. prepa'lng
the S. P. depot grounds tor oavlm;
which will be begun about the middle
of the week.
Phono 8S4 Heath's Drug Store.
Members of the city tigln depart
ment crew spent Mondey leiulring
the c ty telephone line to the intake,
replacing a number of poles nnd
Toss arms broken by tli-j recent
storm.
The clly council wl, huld tbeit
regular meeting tonight at" the coun
cil chambers.
Johnson for high class Watch re
pairing. tr
The $ 13. OOP bund issue due yester
day was taken up by the city recorder,
the sum being met by the payment of
I :, 000 In the city sinking fund and
thn sale of the J:tn,0iMi bond issue.
Wallace M. Fore, a sergeant lu the
Fnlted States army, was an arrival
in the city Sunday. He will open a
recruiting office at (lie Holland hotel
and will remain here fur about four
days for tho purpose or accepting
men for any branch of the service.
Sergeant Foro states that It is now
possible for a man to enlist for cav
alry, field artillery, infantry, roust
artillery, medical department, engi
neer corps, and signal corps. An
man having a knowledge or gas en
gines ami motors is especially de-
x.rcu ior tne aviation section or the Ve,(..it Wilson, will circulate petl
sienal corps, In which case he would011s (.midcmnlng his vote, and .all
no cm in tne minium school. On
account of the Increase In the
strength of the army the government
has mndlried the regulations so that
a young man of IN years or over can
l enlisted without securing bis par
ent"' consent, and a young man un
der IS lours, may be accepted pro
vided he can secure his father s con
sent. I'lerce the 1'lorht for ruse hushes.
A fine line of standard aud new va
rieties., I'bone 271. 3d?
Onmcs Willis in Weed, Cal., Is
spending a few days In the city vir.it
ing friends and attending i business
mat ters.
.lohn Craisou MmiUgue. Cal., is
visiting .Medford friends lor a few
du s.
Gasoline and oil nt Pe Voe's.
Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford
Staie reiuriicd to the if y from n visit
with relatives at The Millies, Or.-.
Klincr Winchcll m l.akeiicw. lire..
is spending a fen das In the lt.
Mcst ooflee at Campbells Cafe.
Horn- To Mr. and Mrs. Finnk O.J
Itohi-ri. roiatello. Idaho, on March,
1st. a daughter. Mrs. lioiM-rts wa I
.-.. ......1. n;-., -.... ii ...
loricrli .ltss vera ihimumnd. and Is!
a daughter ;if Mr
and Mrs Ham-
niond of this city.
Iv t. Mi Ti'gue of liorils,
a Ml-ilfv Imio,. in (,, ,.(
i'
f -r
tew il.iis.
Hume at Mo-r hall Wednesday
tllgbt,
F. L. Cordon of Kidding. Cil., was
in .M'dford tho first of the week on
h'l'lness.
Course Wilson of Oimits Pui-.i Is
.iiiendliiK r. few days In the oh
business.
Dr. Myrtle S. Lorkivood lias re
sumed practice. Hours 2:30 to 5 p.
ni., 309-310-311 M. F. & 11. Uulld-iiiK-
291!
Clark Morey spent tho week-end
at (iratits l'ass returning to Medford
.Monday afternoon.
Serves you rinlit. Cafe Holland.
German home cooking. K. C. Schult.
prop. 208
Mrs. .lane II. Carey of Hilt, Cal.,
the city
Duttermllk 10c gal. De Voe's.
Futhusiusm on the basketball se
ries to be played ttii and next week
botween Hie Medford und Ashland
teams Is dally growing, probably be
cause local fans are confident that
Medford will this year wipe out her
defeats of previous years. Last year
Ashland won four straight games,
Id 15 Ashland took throe out of four
games. In 1914, Ashland won lour
straight games. In 1!)I3 Ashland won
both games played. Medford now
has tho best team in Iter history and
fans are confident that tho locals will
win if they go into the game recog
nizing and preparing for the Ashland
fighting spirit that has been responsi
ble for her past victories.
Christian Science cards, booklets
and books. Medford Book Store. "
K. M. McKcany, Bedford represen
tative of Dennis Kimball and Pope
fruit distributors', slates that two cars
of lied Trlahglo brand Xcwtowns
shipped on the steamers Tusconia nnd
Crown of Corduva, are selling In Glas
gow at from 13 to 10 shillings. One
car of Ited Triangle Xewtowns was
loht on tho steamship I.aconia. The
shipment was insured nt 14 shillings
6 pence.
Dennis Duggan of Sams Valley, who
has been seriously ill at the Dow hos
pit ill at Central Point is greatly I in
proved and will return to his home
within a few days.
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY
'.riu1 lilinirv Ikis jut received
shipment of doeiimcnt nnd rt'pnrt
deseribinc: vurimi nelivities of tin
-it jtt . M;inv are illustrated and ;it
inu tivp pamphlets and nil should In1
nf interest. They will he kept nt the
disk for n few days for any nnu who
wights to eonsult them, nnd then
phovd on file for permanent refer
ence. The shipment im-ludes:
Report of the .state engineer, report
of the fish and k1"1"1 eomniisMon, re
port of the industrial welfare commis
sion, report of tlie state treasurer, re
port of the bureau of lnhor stal'Mie
and in.-peetor of factories and worl
shops report of Mnlhon resist ri'lion
hoard, report of slate board of
health, board of inspectors of child
labor, report of state forester, me
Hiifie of .lames Withycomhe, i;oeinor
of Oregon; report of desert land
board, ieHrl of superintendent ot
public in-lnii'tion, tate levy of tuxe-,
report of state banking department,
report of the dairy ami food commis
sioner, summaries of assessment
rolU. statement prepared by state tax
eouimis-'ioticr, report of the 'report
state library.
PETITIONS PLAANED FOR
RESIGNATION OF LANE
.lacknon county democrats, many of
whom were active in bis support of
Senator Harry l.ane, when be was
elected were incensed Monday by the
news of Ills action on the armed neu
trality bill, and failure to support
lng upon him to resign. The petitions
will be circulated throughout the
county. The petitions were prepared
Monday night for circulation. No act
of a public official ever stirred the
general public of this section so
deeply.
The following local citizens voiced
their opinion of Senator Lane's vote
as follows:
"In my (udumt-nt Senator l.ane has
misrepresented the will of the stale
to the limit of his abilili ." - A;Uirney
( . M. Thomas.
"My opinion of Senator Lane's
stand i.. unprintable." Maior C. I-..
Utiles.
"Senatdl Lane has outraged fh-'
iMKtitt of tlie state by his stand."
.1 udgo V". 1 . t'htpps.
"Senator Lane's stand Is a disgrace
.iiit! he should resign out of common
respect to self and conslit iienis."--Cocnty
Judge F. L. Toil Vellc.
"I think Senator Lane should re
gn without waiting for tlie next
election."- Porter t. Nct'f.
' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY "
'" - - -
I'olt S.M.K I'm k stock sadic, cart
name-." cucap. 1 or. .M.siir ann
t.ibeili . North Medfnid.
.-IslFCU SAI.i: -I'latio. 1;'l South New -
a! town. I'lmne '.'M X :: il 0
1-tlK SALE -Team of horses or wib
trade for cow. Phytic beauHeu.
Central point, pun
LECTURE GIVEN ON
HE ECONOMICS
BY O.A.C. EXPERT
.Miss Anna M. Turley. extension
specialist in home economics of the
Oreson Agricultural Colleso is
spending tour weeks in Southern Ore-
n. One week's worl; already has
been done in .lackson county and
uioetinKs will continue throughout
this week In a few selected districts.
Four meetings have already been
held and much interest has been man
ifested by the women lu the discus
sion of tho subjects, "Food, its Eco
nomic and Nutritive Value," and
Convenient and Inexpensive Labor
Savers for the Home." On tho sub
ject of foods Miss Turley brings out
tho Importance of considering the
food values with the object in view
of substituting the cheaper food for
the moro expensive, thus reducing
tho cost of living.
Tho homo co-operators project
which has just been outlined at these
meetings In order that those inter
ested might have an opportunity to
enroll for the work. At the home of
Mrs. Flora Ann Irvine whore a two
day's meeting was held the West Side
Homo Economics club was founded
with 2 members enrolled. Mrs. E.
G. Schoolander was elected president
of tho organization. The object of
the club is to take tip tho series of
subjects outlined by the extension
service In the home co-operators
work, nnd to discuss any subject of
interest to home makers.
.Miss Turley presented the work be
fore tho I'arent-Teachnrs association
which mot Saturday at the home of
Mrs. .1. V. Klden and all members en
rolled as home co-operators and will
receive material and carry on the
work as outlined by the extension ser
vice of the O. A. C.
The purpose of this work is to put
into practice sonic of the principles of
home economics and to present some
of the best methods that are effec
tive In the daily lives of Individuals.
The schedule of the meetings for
the balance of the week Is as follows:
Tuesday, at Itogue River, with Mrs.
Sundry in charge: AVednesday at Tal
ent. Mrs. Iteimcr in charge:
Thursday at Ashland, and Mrs. Bar
ber will direct the meeting; Friday
at Phoenix, with .Mrs. I learn iu
charge. '
j , : ,
WELL ATTENOEO
frofo:or C C. Lamb was Kieetnd
by a fairly jiootl audience Tuesday
morn in i: nnd afternoon in his iuiiial
talks on poultry raising. He will hold
demonstration meeting Wednesday
at several of the poultry yards in
this vicinity. Thursday he and mem
bers of the local aoelation will hold
a day school at Ashland, opening
at in o'clock and continuing all day.
Triday will bo devoted to similar
work at Cold Hill. Saturday is et
an open date.
WILSON SEEKING WAY
(Continued From rage One.)
water, left alone, would run
dnivtl
stream.
"The nia-. of the people leduv," he
declared, "arc -.pcal.ing in tones tin-mi-tiikcable
to anyone who.hu cars
to hear."
Scnater Kctiyen nlsu protested that
he bad id sought to block a vide on
I lie netit rality bill.
"I siinilied inv w-illingncss to sin
the iniiTiit.--.to." Senator Kenyon said,
"but no oiHirtunit y was afterward
presented."
He said lie wouid have voted fr
tin- iirined neutrality bill with nmcml
mctiN m- that be would have voted
Tor tlie li'iii-e bill,
lie added that lie lavored cloture in
tile .-.enute.
TAcuMA. wash.. Mann i' .An
appreciable salvaue iu hides and hair
will probably reduce the loss in the
fire at the Carstcns Packing com
pany plant last night. Mr. Carstcns
sai's the loss will be somewhat above
the Insurnnrc, which is lluo.iinfl.
The. plant is doing business todav.
DR. RICKERT
OPTOMETRIST
The si lentifie. i nlcllicreiit.
drii;;!e--. etiicii-nt dap'ntion of
t;ln --es i,r lie aid ot' vision and
the relict' ot licndnche und eve
strain.
SUITE I anrl 2 OVER MAY CO.
i
1
LOOK AT A CHILD'S
Take Xo Cliunrex! Move 1'oiwns l-'niin
Liver ami Ibnvcl at
Once.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
"California Syrup of Figs, ' because
III a few hours all the clogged up
waste, sour bile and fermenting food
gently moves out of the bowels, and
you have a well, playful child again.
Children simply will not take the
time from play to empty their bowels,
and they become tightly packed, liver
gets sluggish and stomach disorder
ed. When cross, feierish, restless, sec
it tongue is coated, then give this de
licious "fruit laxative.'' Children
love It, and it can not cause injury.
No difference what alls your little
one if full of cold, or a sore throat,
diarrhoea, stomach ache, bad breath,
remember, a gentle "inside cleansing''
should always bo the first treatment
given. Full directions for babies,
children of all ages and grown-ups
are printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a oO-ceut bot
tle of "California Syrup of Figs,"
then look carefully and see that it.
Is made by tho "California Fig Syrup j
Company." We make no smaller'
siio. Hand back with contempt any
other fig syrup.
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
STAR
11SANK KF.F.XAX nnd KN'Il)
MAHUF.Y 111 JIM (illlMSllV'S
1U)V... A substantial study In
character development Is present
ed in this virile and rugged
drama. You will admire the west
ern girl, Miss Markey, who had
to dress as a boy because her
flint hearted dad (Keenan) was
disappointed that she was born a
girl.
Metro comedy starring Max I-'ij;-inan
in IMS Hirtlidiiy (iift.
Coming. Saturday, Alice Brady in
"A "Woman Alone."
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb cure for earache, headache,
catarrh, diphtheria, sore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stom
ach trouble, heart trouble, chills and
fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula
tion, carbuncles, tumors, caked
breast, cures all kinds of goiters.
NO OPKltATION.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. IS, 1917
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that I, tho un
designed, bad very severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to live, ana hearing of Gira
Chung (whoso Herb Store is at 241
South Front street in Medford) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I started to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them, and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
seo dim Chung and try bis Herbs.
(Signed) W. It. JOHNSON,
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
R. 15. Holmes, T:aglo Point.
Frank Lewis, Eagle Point.
Wm. Lew is, Eagle Point.
W. L. Childreth. Eagle Point.
C. K. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre. l-'aglo Point.
Ceo. H. Von dcr Helleu. Eagle Point.
Thos. K Nichols. Eagle Point.
.lohn S. Ortb, Medford.
u
MAY
NEXT
Call up
BOOS
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Accident and Health Insurance
Over loo .Mciifordcr-M t'niry
Policies Willi
(IP.O.K. IIOOS.
Offl.-o Hotel Holland PldR.
Phone
:',.17 or 71i, Medford. Ore. j
Home I'liono SMl-vf. P. O. Iloy 1012.1
Pays Claim from the First It o'
IMsnhiliiy. IVrn't hjve to Wait
Wcvl, to ret liciofin.
sPS ,,nuv-
j l,ollM ffWs $t t-M.no
I Worry? fyfr'.M Week.
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A. .V H.
New- Millinery Store
Wi! aimouiM-c the j ft t i 1 1: !' ;i iit-w inilliin'i'v store at
NO. 6 SOUTH FIR STREET
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
March 8, 9, 10
Everything new and fresh from tlie markets of the
East. Wo old styles.
Xo matter how tlisi-npfiuatift:; your iaslc. no matter
what vour ideas of niilliiu-i-y value may lie,'ytii owe
it to voui-selr tn vi;-it titi-- special exhiliit ion of Clue
Hats.'
Vanity Bat Shop
HESTER A. COCHRAN, Prop.
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Seats now scllinli. Pri'-es !.;;ivcr I bMir. fiisf I I rows $-.00; last 4
invs SI. oil. Ilulcony. l-t 1 ions Sl.ru; i i 1 roivs ijil.00; next li
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The Portland Hotel
PORTLAND, OREGON
The Iosc City's wf.rl.l-fame.l hotel, occupying an
entire block. AH euUi.lc rooms. Superior dining
and grill service. Au atmosphere of relmrnicnt, with
a service of courtesy.
' European Flan, $1.50 and Up
RICHARD W. CKILDS, Manager
'to - night
.,.-iti r,-KT PRESENTS
trm tCm
C TRKJriP.
Having your Carpets
and Riiis Beaten to
Pieces.
Use tlie Dustlcss
'Method to renovate
your home. Exterm
inates moths, etc.
TroniDtuess and thor
oughness, my motto.
Harry A. Wysong
Jacksonville 282
Phone
At ilif rntl of ilio (riil t.nnl
tin lii-lirir I'.ihuT Hold
- t S.m FranciM-o
WO For Club Men
:: ',:' N-- !ic K in ii conjrcuial
ot i'-t- r:-au-;rt;tion, Kutary
. : -r,!.i., o! ov.t 1000.
i'.-.'vrom $2.00 per day
1 wd