Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 21, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVAGV, TWO f OCAL AND PERSONAL J. A. Westcilund and Dr. and Mrs. E. B. rickel of Medford are reglstoi' d at Hotel Portland, Portland, Ore. Mrs. Leach, cornets made to meas urements guaranteed. Phone G83-J. W, C. Fulrweuthcr of Sheboygan, Win., is anioni? the out of town visi tors In the city. Johnson for high class watch re pairing. tf W. L. Cameron of Rucli spent Tues day and Wednesday In tho city at tending to business rmittorH. Two new songs, "Tiie TwiilRlit Hour," and "Crater Lake." S21 Stewart Torney will leave tonight for the urmy aviation school at San Diego.- Phono 884 Heath's Drug Store. A. H. Cunnell of Grants Pass Is spending a few days In the city on business. Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon, office Jackson County Bank Build ing. ' Itoliert Miller of Portland Is spend ing a few days in tho city attending to business matters. Buttermilk 10c gal. Do Voe's. . Dr. J. F. Iteddy of (Irants Pass was a Medford visitor Tuesday and Wed nesday. Gasollno and oil at De Voe's. John Clanton of Orants Pass Is In tho city for a fow days on business. Take that broken pump to the Pa cific Highway Garage, 20 South Bart lott st. Dnvlos Wolds Anything. C. C. Pursoll of Applogate was a Medford visitor Wednesday morning. Bakery goods at Do Voe's. Hugh C. Mitchell of ClackamaB, state superintendent of the United States bureau of hatcheries, has gone to Elk creek whero a new hatchery is to be built. Mr. Mitchell reports the largest take of stoolhoad oggs In re cent years. Johnson for high class watch re pairing. tf W. V: Miller of Portland Is among tho out of town business men in tho city. Old papers for salo at this office nt 20c per 100. H. W Campbell of Lincoln, Neb., was a Medford visitor Tuesday and Wednesday. W. H. Brown, upholstering, mat tress renovating, auto trimming and top work. 142 N. Front. Phone 145-J. 327 Paul H. Kirken of Clrnnts Pass wsb a Medford visitor the middle of tho week. See Davo Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office, Room 404 M. F. & II., Bldg. Mr. and Mrs. IT. D. Elsmmln of Ornnts Pass ara spending a few days In tho city. Big 5o mlllc shakos at De Voe's. Gntos soils Ford cars, $200 down and (25 a mouth. F. D. Young of Portland was In Medford Tuesday and Wednesday at tending to bnsliiosB matters. Swoet older at Do Voo's. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Polou.o of Englo Point spent Tuesday and Wed nesday In tho city. , Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon. Specialty, oyo, oar, noso, thront. Of fice over Meeker's. Olasses fitted. K. H. Bucher Is a Medford business visitor for a few days from Portland. Homemade pastry. Campbell's Cafo. 8. C. Shanklnnd of Portland Is In tho illy for a few days looking after business Interests, All kinds salads. Campbell's cafo. Mr. and Mrs. Clinrlon Clusklo of Washington, 1). c., stopped off In Medford Wednesday en route to San Diego whore they will spend the next two months. For tho best Insurance see HolmcB, 'no Insurance Man. F. 8. Johnson of Port land Is a Med ford business visitor for a few days. Baths SSe, Motel Holland. L. A. lroulro Is a Medford visitor for a few days from Heal He. Dr. Jlargravn, Farmer's and Fruit growers Hank bldg. Phono 2.10. 1). II. Rlenil of (!1d Hill spent Tues day and Wednesday In tho ellv vlKlt- Ing friends and attending to business matters. 1 do nil kinds of spraying, Call 247-X, or co H. S. Allen. SI0 K. K Sludo of Salem Is In the city for n few days attending to business matters. Fresh chocolates nt De Voe'B. I' F. ('hlldeis. superintendent of tho Cruonlmck mine bus been In the oily for a few davit. He left this morn ing for MiHirord to spend Hio day.--(rants Pass Courier. Easier dyes, r.e. Heath's Drug Store. !10S Mr. and Mrs. 1. M. linker and W. C. Baker of Spokane. Wash., uto Med ford visitors for a few days. Easter novelties i Heath's Drug Store. ;iS L. W. Jacobs of Portland Is In the city for a few days attending lo busl neAB mutters. Knster post cards, 5 cents for 5 cards. Heath's Drug Store. S0S 3. !, Clitlstlleb of (.rants Pass ns a Medford business visitor Tuesday, MTCDFORT) W. (J. Wright of San Francisco is in tho city on busjness for a few days. Henry Thornton of Persist Is spend ing a few days In the city visiting friends and attending to business mutters. Dr. .1. O. Nlbley of Grants Pass spent Tuesday In Medford on busi ness. Easter post cards, 5 for 5 cents. Heath's Drug Store. 308 Mrs. J. M. Jsham and Mrs, M. C. Van Lcuven went to Medford this aft ernoon to attend the the Foreign Mis sionaries' convention, They will be gone about two days, Grants Pass Courier. Born To tho wife of Ward C. Kelzer of 'North Hlversido avenue, March 20, 1917, a nine pound boy. The funeral services of Mrs. Urania Choesman will be held at Perl's chap el Thursday, March 22, at 2:30 p. m. William Bonchart was a Medford businscs visitor Wednesday from Central Point, Howard Fox inpent Wednesday In tho city visiting friends and attend ing to business matters. John Roberts of Phoenix attended to business affairs In Medford Wed nesday. Tho Medford Vulcanizing Works will move to No. 15 North Fir Btroot on or before April 1st. The young son of Mr. and Mm. O. i. Gould fell out of the family car Utiuday, fracturing tho bone of the left, arm Just above the elbow Harry Lewis of Eagle Pol'tc was In the city on business Wodno"day. County Commissioner Madden has returned from a business trip to Se attle. The special easy payments on Frnntz Premier cleaners make it pos sible for you to clean house electric ally this spring. Paul's Electric Store. ' 313 W. L. Kennedy of Yreka, Cal., was In the city Tuesday afternoon attend ing to business matters. Hay Hurrlman of Klamath Falls Is In tho city for a Tew days on busi ness. Georgo T. Hall of Lakeviow, Ore., Is In the city for a few days on a huslnoFh and social visit. Albert Hann of Albany, Oro., is in the city cn business. Mr. and Mrs. .loo ltlloy of Eagle Point vero Modford visitors Tuesday afternoon. Don't forgot the Homo Millinery hats uro nice and prices right. 1101 Wost 9th St. 308 A. (1. Bishop of Eaglo Point was it Modford business visitor Tuesday. C. A. Moroy of Grants Puss is spend ing a fow days In the city on busi ness. Mr. and Mrs.- a. Blldorbach of tho Dead Indian section, are spending n few days In tho city, Air, Blldorbach recently sold the mohair from his herd of goats for sixty cents a pound. 8. K. Mborohead of Bend, Ore., Is spending tho wook In tho city visiting friends and attending to business mutters. A. Q. Carr has returned to his homo at liedding, Cal., after spending a week In Modford on business. Charles L. Youkers of Dorrls, Cal., Is among tho out of town visitors In tho city. Prime beof nt tho public market, booth JS, Thursday and Saturday. S0fl The regular mooting of tho AV. C. T. U. will bo hold at the library Thursday afternoon. It. L. Whitehead has left for San Francisco on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter have returned to I ho city from a bridal trip to southern California points. Hlntliis Plctlpe Siirmovt. MAHYSVILLK, Cal., Mar. 20, .More than 300 Hindus, nil former llrltlsh soldiers, pledged their alleg iance today lo tho United States ut a special meeting railed In Yuba City. the meeting closed with (ho singing of "The Star Spiingled lluiinor" to the accompaniment of a Hindu band. The Hindus are employed on Sutter county farms. M WHOLE WHEAT RND II M MBLTED BRRLEV M HUE IMMiK miV H n Grape-Nuts n I-jj FOOD S BVnSKUFUL ffl BLENDING PROCESS II THfUCS HtRITH M INORRPENUTS AMl'KKMHVIS TON Ui Page Win. SIIart In Devil's Double Also Ham und lluil ('iinicdy ItlVAI. .Uil lSTN Tomorrow ViilesKa Snrntt. I IT MATT TRTBUNT, MEDFORD, OREriOX, ATEDSDAY- . MARCH 21, 1017. GONROY LIKELY 10 Dr. Robert J. Conroy of Medford has been offered and probably will accept a commission us uMisfunt surgeon in the United Slates navy, the position carrying the rank of lieu tenant. Dr. Conroy will go to i'ort liind within a few days where he will- take examinations preparatory ,to actively entering the service. Holders of such commissions are liable to call at any time on Sen or on land. J'or ft tune J)r. (.onroy will he connected will, (he local navy re- (fruiting office in Medford, but in llie event of hostilities will be culled into active service. Six such appointments have been made in Oregon and Washington, one being selected from Salem, Medford and Portland in Oregon; Seattle, Spokane und Walln Wullu in Wash ington. Dr. J. J. Emmons was named as Medford nllernale. FORMER CZAR IMPRISONED (Continued From rage One.) I'etrograd correspondent telegraphs. Governor General Gondatli of the Serbian, province of Amur und Gen eral Metehenkoff, commander of the troops there, are reported to have been arrested. The Duke of Macklenburfr-StreliU has been arrested and brotnrlit be fore the durrin. (The house of Maclt-lonl)lurg-8t relit, iH )lcrmnn. Duke Cbarlcs, a cousin of the tfriiml duke was naturalized as a iiussinn a few days before tho war began). ' Minister Arrested. General Duron Fredericks, who was Km; eror Nicholas minister of court, has been arrested ut Gomel, being apprehended ut the railway station and lodged in n hotel under guard.. (Duron Fredericks was on the imperial train with Emperor Nicholas at Vishera, 125 miles south east of Pelrograd when the emperor learned of his deposition. Gomel is in southern Russia near the Dluck sen const). riCTUOGKAD, March 21. 'Hie provisional government lias increased by I wo billion rubles the amount which Ihe state bank may issue in slate notes. GIRLS! THICKEN AND BEAUTIFY YOUR HA! AND STOP DANDRUFF y This! Your Hull' (Jots AVnvy, ('lossy and Aonndanl at Oneo. To bo possessed of a head of heavy, beautiful hair, soft, lustrous, fluffy, wavy and free from dandruff Is mere ly a matter of using a little Dundor ine. It Is easy and Inexpensive to have nlco, sort hair and lots of it. Just get a 'in cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderlno now nil drug stores rec ommond It apply a llttlo as directed and within ten minutes thero will be an appearance of abundance, fresh ness, flufflness and an Incomparable gloss and lustro, and try as you will you cannot find a traco of dandruff or falling hair; but your real surprise will bo after about two weeks' use, when you will see now hair fine and downy nt first yes hut really new hair sprouting out nil over your scalp Danderlno Is, we bellove, the only suro hair growor, destroyer of dandruff and cure for Itchy scalp and It never falls to stop falling hair at once. If you want to provo how pretly and soft your hair realy Is. moisten a cloth with n llttlo Danderlno and carefully draw It through your hair taking ono small strand nt a time. Your hair will be sort, glossy and beautiful In just a few moments a delightful surprise await everyone who tries this. St- Theatre - - 6 DAYS LCil Beginning Tomorrow Eve The Great Herbert I. TRAVELUTE and Company The Man Who Set the World a "Lafin" THE KINO OF HYPNOTISTS. Two Shows Kvery Kvcninu:, 7 :1" and 9:1X1, Adults 35c and 25c. Children 15c. ! nr mi ur RED CROSS 10 BE A meeting for the organization of a Rogue River Branch of tho Amer ican Red Cross will be held In Med ford'as soon as word Is received from William Hush, field organizer of the society. Announcement will be made aa far in advance as possible in or- dcr t0 i'lve f ne, a hanc0 be present at the organization meeting. Word has been received from John L. Clymr, director of the Pacific di vision, that he considers this terri tory particularly advantageous for this work. The American Red Cross Is char tered by congress, the president of the United States is president of the society. Its reports are made to con gress and its accounts are audited by the war department. Its object is the bringing of help to all who need It both In times of peace and in war. In great calamities such as the San Francisco fire, the Ohio floods, the Titanic and Eastland disasters the Red Cross Is the channel through which help comes. In organizing the branch It will be necessary to appoint committees for civilian relief, mili tary relief, membership, publicity and finance. In order to carry on the work of the Red Cross effectually It Is necessary that tho membership be greatly In creased. Japan with forty millions total population has a Red Cross membership of 1,800,000; tho United States with one hundred million peo- DRINK A GLASS OF REAL HOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST. 8ays we will both look and feel clean, sweet and fresh and avoid Illness. Sanitary science has of late made rapid strides with results that are of untold blessing to humanity. Tho lat est application of its untiring research is the recommendation that It Is aa necessary to attend to internal sanita tion of the drainage system of the hu man body as It Is tA the drains of tho house. Those of us who ore accustomed to fool dull and heavy when we arise, splitting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tougue, nasty breath, acid stom ach, can, instead, feel aB fresh as a daisy by opealng the sluices of the sys tem each morning and flushing out tho whole of the Internal poisonous stag nant matter. Everyone, whether ailing, Hick or well, should, each morning before breakfast, drink a glass of real hot water with c teaspoonful of limestone phosphate In It to wash from the stom ach, liver and bowels tho previous day'B imltgostlble wasto, sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entlro allmontary canal before putting moro food inlo the stomach. Tho action of hot water and limestone phosphato on an empty stomach is wonderfully In vigorating. It cleans out all tho sour fermentations, gases, wasto and acidity and gives one a splendid appetite for breakfast. While you are enjoying your brenkhst tho phosphated hoto water Is quietly extracting a largo vol ume of water from the blood and get ting ready for a thorough Hushing of all ihe lnsldo organs. Tho millions of people who are both ered with conntlpntlon, bilious spells, stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness; others who have sallow aklns, blood disorders and sickly complexions are urged to got a quarter pound of lime stone phosphate from the drug store. This will cost very little, but is suffi cient lo make anyono a pronounced crank on tho subject of Internal eau ltatlou. t Body WOOD Fir 1 2-Inch 16-Inch $2.25 .. 2.75 MoreyWOODCompy Phone 654-J. 37 North Fir St. pie has but two hundred fifty tho.re - and members. No country In tue world has so low a membership in proportion to the available members. TEUTONS WITHDRAW. (Continued From rage one.) horse and foot troops and guns. Not withstanding tho work of destruction which the Germans are carrying out as they withdraw, the British troops are under shelter in the villages they occupy. A large proportion of the houses have been gutted, but in most cases the walls remain standing, so that cover for tho troops is improvis ed easily. iMany places which the British have taken contains civilian Inhabi tants, and It Is reported that the Ger mans in evacuating the towns and villages on the Hen of retreat are sending civilians In considerable numbers back Instead of forward, so You Hold It Are you doing the things for your boy that you wish your father had dono for you? Is ho " going to have an education? is he going to get a start in business? Is ho going to have somo money put away when he gets married? If ho is you should start to provide for him now. And THE JACfiSO.N COUNTY MEDFORD, OREGON. Established 1SKS. All White Footwear Owing to the heavy advances on leather in all grades shoes are bound to sell at higher prices, hut with the ap proach of the wanner season you may escape the extra high cost of all leather footwear in hiiving ALL AVIHTK CANVAS SHOES AND PUMPS. From reports up and down the coast White Canvas footwear is leading over all leather footwear in sales and the outlook right now points to a scarcity before the season will he half over. ...... WE ADVISE Y0TJ TO BUY EARLY. Our windows are full of ALL WHITE EOOTWEAR from $6.50 down to 75c a pair. You do not want to wait until the last minute. Remember last year when you wanted a pair and could not buy a pair to fit you be cause you waited. WE HAVE THEM AND MORE COMING.' At the Sign of "GOOD of lire fk to; ihat they will not nave so many iceu. Joy of Civilians. The correspondent rcuort that tho joy of civilians at their liberation - ... ( from German rule is pathetic and that the British guns. instead of leaving provisions for five righting was reported yesterday davs for tho civilians, as was report- atternoon near Blangy, a suburb of cd" the Germans took the last loafIArras which the Germans front line from the Inhabitants before leaving i trenches skirt. It appears that the the villages. Apart from the large ,llvot of the great backward swing pr0,ortion of the original population left at Nesle, the greatest numuer oi civilians found in one place thus far is 400, in Bouvencourt. No Important engagement or mark ed change In the line is reported to day. The Germans appear to be fall ing back more rapidly and orferljig less resistance to British pressure between Ham and Peronne but fur ther north their retirement is bc-( ing characterized by more stubborn opposition. In places between Arras and Bapiiume the advancing British troops are being met with vigorous in the Hollow t&jemciltU-, "f?1-: ; 0030 Skoss SHOES" BUILT 0UE BUSINESS "When You Pay More Than " Fisk Prices You Pay for Something That Doss Ret Exist" HTHERE is no higher tire quality than Fisk no 1 greater dollar-for-dollar value; and mileage re turns prove it. We recommend You can't buy more tire value for your money. Buy a pair and put them to the test. Dealers in Medford Medford Vulcanizing Works i mm machine 8" flrB- apiarnt:y design ed to cover the retreat of the Ger man rear guards, Inasmuch as the German machine guns are withdrawn .mna imrlflr'thn fire 'n has not reached inni cuy South of Peronne, British pairois may uo neeu entering smoking villages as far as sevei milcB east of the Somme. HOME, March 21. A decree has been promulgate! 'direetinjf H Itul-: inn-clocks ! lie advanced ono hour, fneu April ...1.1"..,PjMdnlmr 30, ' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TO LOAX $1000 to $10,000 on good ranch property as security. Phone 353-J. J. B. Andrews. of Your Hand make him help. No boy is good for anything when his father does it all. Start a savings bank recount for him in his own name and teach him to save some of his own money when you have started him. Your boy's account will be wel comed at the K:. 21 North Central Ave.