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ifOCAL AND
J PERSONAL
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For the information c. Ilioso who
conteniil;itc examining t lie Tule Lake
lfindu In Klunintli county to lie alien
ed to public entry on tlio 2".t:' of tills
niontlifi, t li o Kliimnth Kails Commer
cial (;lu!) litis i'oinitiiiijicat.ou to the
Medford Commercial dug tlic fact
arrangements have been made with
auto nervlre driver:) to carry iiuBsen
Kers CO miles to the lands and return
for peven cents a mile, or 5-1. "0 for
tlio round trip, shins each passen
ger two hours In which to innice ex
amination and selection. 1X0 Icsb than
tlireo pnsaengerfi will he carried at
that rate. Tlio Indications are that
there will lie ;tille a rush to the
Tulo Lcke relgion.
DoiiKlas Kalrbanl.s, happy, buoy
ant, Is here tonight nt itho Page in
the Matrltnnniac. .
The Lincoln school, which has been
cio.eti mr iwo weeim on uccouiii UI
the prevaleneo of meaHUles, will - he
opened ncaln Monday. Superinten
dent fllllls said today that ahout 12
families are yet affected, but that the
epidemic Is rapidly disappearing.
Parents sending their children to tho
school Monday should see that they
ere provided with certificates of '
iieuiiu iroin men initiiiy piiysiciaii or
tho secretary of the hoard of heallh.
The only likelihood of recurring
trouble from that source will come
from carelessness of parents In pro
tecting their children from exposure
to tho disease during tho enforced
vacation.
Alvin II. Wicks, traveling pnsson-
"-'" oummiiu i rt:u in,
with headquarters In Portland, is In
Medford today on business.
Mrs. Leach, corsets made to meas
urements guaranteed. Phone 0 8 3-J.
E. I). Weston, tho photographer,
having sold his business hero, will
probably leave for Klnmnth Falls
Sundny morning where ho may con
clude to loacto.
Haths 250, Ilotol Holland.
C. M. SwaiiHon, whoso farm la pn
rural route II, about six miles a little
north of east of this city, has a coal
deposit on his place that Is attracting
much attention lately. Mr. Swanson
claims to hnvo expended $2000 In
development of a vein or two of this
deposit. The coal sample ho has
brought to town for exhibit nt the
commercial club rooms is apparently ' of Ventura, California, Is looking over
a superior quality of lignite. It ln;tl10 valley with a view to making an
cleaner rpd more solid than samples 'estimate of Its sugar boot possibilities.
shown from nny of tho coal deposits
In this vicinity, Mr. Swanson has run
tiOO-fooi tunnel Into tho hillside, hul
has yet been unnblo to detcrmliio the
fdio of tho vein. He would accept fi
nancial aid in Its development.
Guard your homo against dirt,
germs nnd disease with the Kraut?.
Premier Electric Cleaner from Paul's
Electric Store, Easy payments now.
!!
A. M. Wells arnived today from
Dubuque, Iowa, Intending to examine
carefully two or lliree sections of
southern Oregon and northern Cali
fornia with a view to locating perma
nently aiii. engaging in diversified
farming.
For tho best insuraiico see Holmos,
'.ho Insurnnro Mnn.
OirlmrillstH are rapidly closing the
work of their first spraying season.
Tho late winter weather delayed
them six weeks. General conditions
in tho orchards are excellent. Spring
grain sowing was limited In acreage
this season beciiure of tlio excessive
saturation of the top soil, i-tomo of
tho winter grain suffered consider
ably on account of I he unusually low
temperatures. Garden work Is very
lale, but it larger acreage will he de
voted to Vegetables this year, II Is be
lieved, Hum ever 1m fore.
Dr. Hnrgrave. Farmer's nnd Fruit
growers Hunk bids. Phono 2110.
G, ,11. Swean, recently or Kim
county, California, left today Tor the
Utile l.ed'to mine, where ho has en
ga::i il to work for Hie summer. Mr.
Sweany has mined rr hu,My ,,.,-., hi
various dlrtrlcts of the const. Hi' was
mice In this district. ,t M) fttl was
being dene- in mining enterprises at
that lime Ihal be hurried away with
out investigating loiidilinns. While
l.o... II. I.. .1 ...... .
mi.-, unit- lie will no snim
peeling on bis own account, 1!
t.v in Callfernla h,- has been
peel Ing for others.
pros-cent-pros-
.Moll ears. 2'.l Smith Grape St.
Mi s. Paul 111,,,,, lie , -d. nh,. has been
tho guest of M,s. How r, a. nil of
this ciiy rr a wo.-k. left f,. ,cr
Grants Pass home ist eiening. ac
companied h Attorney lllam-hard.
her, hush, ml, who has l..ii here oii
legal business for several ,!a.s.
Alice llrudy In l!,e 'ilucrv licit"
from the famon- play, .-,- ,,
Star theater this denim.
Frosh chocolates nt He Voe'a.
Carl llolllimner, merchant, and
Arthur Perry, iiesp.-ip,.r ,-,.,,
left Friday owning fr Portland,
where they wire iimle, instruction i
report lo Cipialn 111,,, l.e fr
len In the naval resene;., haiiu been
called lo (be rolois. ii,.r inn of
their friends gathered si t. mh0
to lifd them "hurry back "
Pig Cc milk shakes nt Po Voe'j, t
W. W. Wlllits, of Persist, who has
been feeding a purt of his stock lit the
valley near Phoenix for some weeks,
returning the herd to tlio K.Ik creek
will lie hack Monday to arrange for
returning the hesd to tho Klk creek
hills. Tho snow is rapidly disapear
lug from that region.
Just received it fresh supply of
beef scrap, fish scrap and poultry
supplies. li, IS. Drown.
Human hair nets, 3 for 2.rc. Marl
nollo Hair Shop. H'
.Mrs. M. A. Miller left Saturday
morning for an lOaster visit with
friends at (limits Pais. She will re
turn Monday. William Miller, her
husband, who went to lietid from
Med ford some months ngo, Is now In
Portland, where he will probably re
main for tho summer.
Johnson for high class watch re
pairing. tf
Two new songs, "The Twilight
Hour," and "Crater Lake," 321
All members of the Kastern Star
planning to attend the Easter seiv
lcos at the Presbyterian church Sun
day a. in. are requested to meet at
Pi of. Andrews' studio before II
'o'clock
Phono 884 Heath's Drug Store.
Everything In Easter millinery at
Lottie Howard's. 14
The Epworth League of tho Metho
dist church will hold an early morn
Ing prayer meeting at tlio church
Sundav ninrnlni? nt It n'rlnnlr All
ni,)cra of tuo Ipn(.0 nnd fl.,cn(ls
aro urged to bo present.
Tho season is getting Into Seed
with heai less barley. We have It in
any quantity. L. B. nrown.
Attorney George W. Trcfren of
Ashland did legal business at Jack
sonville and Medford today.
Just received a fresh supply of
beef Reran, flub Rerun nn1 nnnllKv
oirnu tea T. n nniin
Dr. Holno, physician and surgeon.
Specialty, eye. oar, nose, throat Of
fice over Meeker's. Glassos fitted.
.Mrs. Geo. I. Avery arrived this
morning for a visit with friends at
1'.,,,. t,.t... r - i.
"h'u will IUI M W UUh,
See Dave Wood about that fire in
surance policy. Office, Room 404 M.
V. & II. nidg.
Tho season Is getting lato. Seed
Willi beardless barley. Wo havo it In
any quantity. L. n. Brown.
IS. V. French of Grand Ilaplds,
Michigan, Is In the valley for a brief
visit with old-time neighbors and
friends.
times sells Ford cars, $200 down
and i'ia a month.
Penwlll Hardin, a sugar beet man
i-acK or irrigation on sonic of our
best sugar boot soil will, ho says, hold
sugar beet development In abeyance.
Dr. Frank ltoberts, dentist, St.
Murks' building.
.Miss C. A. Gerard, who has been
visiting with rriends In the vicinity of
Jacksonville for a week, left today
for her home In Yreka.
Placo ordors now for vegotablo
plants of all kinds. Portland Avenuo
Greonlioiiso. Phono 87-H. 2S
Henry McCnll of Ashland Is attend
ing to business in Medford today.
"Mack" is getting small business de
tails out of tho way bo ho can go to
war. Ho would accompany troops to
Europe, ir possible, s'.ould this coun
tt conclude to send an army over
there.
W. II. Drown, upnolstorlng, mat
tress renovating, auto trimming and
top work. H3 N. Front. Phone
Ha-,1. S27
George llrenls or Walla Wulln,
Washington, Is looking over the Flock
slliiatlon In this valley and adjacent
stock ranges with a view lo becoming
Interested here.
Buttermilk 10c gal. Da Voe'.
Amoa Kwlng of Portland drovo Is
Hoick lo Koschurg, but concluded to
cover the remainder of his Journey by
"'"in. Ho tarried In Medford today
on business, but will go Into northern
California dllsrlcts tomorrow.
Sweet cider nt Do Voo's. .
The Medford Vulcanizing Works
has moved to No. la N. Fir street.
Jade Patterson of Minn. Nevada, a
mining man. arrived today to devote
Ibe slimmer to work In the mines In
tills vicinity.
Mem cars, 20 South Grape St.
Johnson for high class watch re
Pairing. tf,
C. M. Van (leva of Ituch is a busi
ness visitor In Medl'ord today.
Gasolino and oil nt De Voe'e.
S. G. Showaller, a valley orchard
,sl ls Iransactlng business in the vnl
lc metropolis today.
Tako Hint broken pump to tho Pa
cific Highway Garage, JO South Bart
lett st. Davles Welds Anything.
Mrs. ,. x. Taylor, who underwen!
an operation nt Sacred Heart hospital
a few iiays ago, Is reported to be im-
proving very sntlsfactorll,
Clancy Is her physician.
Dr.
Pnkery goods nt Do Voo's,
Lloyd Corey has Joined the V. S.
army signal corps anil gone to the
Vancouver bnrrncLs.
Dr. Hart, physician and surgeon,
office Jackson County Hank Build
ing. .
The pcrsou who cashed check Jli
ul Nash hotel fin got to sign it. Check
dm,-. Jan, ::o; chivk number 21.1;
drawn, lu faMir Nash hotel on First
Nailomil bunk. Maker, please call. '
Striet orders are now In force to
prevent tramps from riding on the
trains In tho mountainous regions
of the west, or on pasenger trains
anywhere except In tho regularly
gal manner. No chance will be taken
to crrry Irresponsible persons Into
the guarded zones In that way
Tliorefore, a marked decline In hobo
travel may be noted In the Immediate
future.
Charles Gault and Bryan Turnhain
enlisted today in 'Company Seven, C.
A. C. That organization now lacks
only 2."i members of the full war
strength and it is believed that that
deficiency will quickly be made up.
A riderless horse, harnessed with
brldlo nnd saddle, dashed wildly
west on Sixth street this morning.
but was captured near the postoffice
building by Harry Jones, who recog
nized the animal and noon restored it
to Its owner.
Limo nnd sulphur in barrel or by
tho bulk. Bardwell Fruit Co. Phone
ALLIED FRONT CHEERS
(Continued from Page Ore.)
versal wish that the Unite! Slates
should be represented on tho fight
ing lino at tho earliest possible mo
ment, It only by a brigade or division.
Mingled with tho universal desire
that the war should soon be ended
that It would last long enough to
glvo tho Americans a chance at tho
Germuns.
Apart from the purely military view
the soldiers keenly appreciated the
moral weight of America's decision.
"Wo know how delighted we nro and
canont help feeling that the news will
equally depress tho Germans," was
tho expression, not of one British of
ficer, but of scores. Some of the
British officers reiterated the view
expressed to tho correspondent when
diplomatic relations were severed,
that American participation might
first consist of the sending of special
detachments, such as aviators, ma
chine gun sections and 'batteries of
artillory.
FORECAST SHOWS SHORTAGE.
(Continued from Page One.)
year being one of Hie paramount
questions nl'feeling the United Stutcs
in ihe war, extraordinary interest
centered in the government's report
lodny showing the condition nnd pro
duction forecast of the winter wheat
enip planted lust iiutumn.
The extent of t lie winter when!
crop, usually ' about two thirds of
tlio entire pruduclion of wheat in Ibis
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Itoom with bath privilege
and breakfast near In with private
family. P. O. Box 1042. 14
K SALE Limited number of
breeding liens from highly devel
oped egg laying strain of Whlto
Leghorn. Havo trap nested more
Ihan MM) birds to securo my pres
ent flock. Call and Inspect stock.
W. J. Warner, 019 South Oakdalo,
Phono liOti-.M. ir.
WANTED By educated elderly lady
n positon as companion or house
keeper for small family of ndults
Phono C 1 1-J I. l l
FOIt SALE Surrlfico. Monarch
range, chairs 2ue, nickel kotlles
2iic, $20 chandelier $7; piano box.
I (Hi King. 1 4
MRS. A. TRUE LUNDY
District Manager.
MOTK1. SIICDKOltl)
Ml 1IONH fOlt.SKTS
Prices $3. at) up. Appointment by
phono or call at Iioom 409 after 3 p.
in. Agents wanted for Grants Pass
and Ashlrud.
AMKSKMKXTS TONIGHT
Douglas
Fairbanks
Happy, buoyant nt his best Is
here In tho
MATRIMANIAC
It's Big It's WlmlcNonio.
Also Fox Two-Heel Comedy
"CHASED INTO 1.0VK."
, TOMOUHOW- l'.tliel IIhitjiiiui-c
PAGE
AMl'SKMtsNTS TON l HIT
Star
ALICE
IWtADY In
"THE IH NGHV I1EAKT"
From the famous play of "Frou
Frou .' Wld says Miss Brady is
seen at her best.
Alro Vit. Comedy
"THE rWSTF.ItS."
TOMOUItOW
borne. Unby Msrle OS-
country, is n vital question, inasmuch
as the allies will depend lo a large
degree upon American supplies and
Argentina lia.s placed an embnrgo on
wheat and flour exports.
The winter wheut area lust nuliimn
was 40,000,000 acres, one of Hie
largest ncreages ever planted. How
much of this acreage will have to he
uhnniloncd becntiso of conditions,
which prevailed during the winter has
been n causa, of much seculatioii.
Keports from different sources
reaching Hie department of agricul
ture have indicated (hat there was
some killing of winter whent in many
sections of Kentucky, Tennessee, Illi
nois, Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, Okla
homa, Kansas nnd Texas, and of
hard red winter wheat in the west
ern nnd southwestern plnins, par
ticularly in Kansas and Oklahoma.
Is Winter Killed.
Whether the extent of the damage
is more than the uvcriige was un
certain. Luck ailctjujile snow
Accuracy is our strong point.
Every pair of uliisscis that
we sell, must be precisely
right, to satisfy us, and you.
DR. RICKERT
Suite 1-3, Over Slay Go.
Highest quality, jewelry repairing,
diamond setting, watch
repairing.
Martin J. Reddy
Agate mounting and en
graving. 212 E. Main St. Modford. Ore.
Thnt'a the Maxwell policy, filed nnd Immutable as the Rock
of Clbrultiir.
For years the Maxwell Company Iina been proving It In the
Maxwell car, which lias come to be rccodnlzcd aa the "World's
Greatest Motor Cur Value,"
us the cur of power of ease of control of stability of
endurance of economy.
200,000 satisfied Maxwell owners attest to the success of
that policy.
More I ban three thourand Mnxwcll dealers owe their busi
ness stubillty to the fulfillment of that policy.
The First Consideration is Maxwell
Owners' Protection
No matter what other motor car manufacturers may do In
the face of the Rriiitly Increased cost of raw materials,
the Mnxwcll Company Is golnft to maintain tho hlfth Max
well standard of quality and only make a slight increase in
the cost of the car.
While we are sorry that there Is any Increase, it can t be
helped because the first consideration is Maxwell quality,
the quality which has ftlvcn tho Maxwell the two world's
non-stop records of 22,000 miles, the 1016 record, and 2.1,500
miles, the 1V17 record, at umazlngly high mileage per Halloa
of gasoline.
This Smali Increase ! Your Big
Insurance Policy
If the Mnxwcll Company didn't mnl;e tho Increase, slight
as it is, It would have to skimp here and there in materials,
construction and refinements,
nnd Aaf the Maxwell Company will never do.
No manufacturer can mako a car today for the same cost
lis he could u year ngo. t
The fact that the price of the Maxwell will be raised is your
assurance that the Maxwell campaign is still putting the same
quality Into the car
your liuarantre of still getting the "World's Greatest
Motor Car Value."
In Fact, Better Value Than Ever Before
As i matter of fact, the Maxwell is uow an even better "buy",
than ever before.
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covering during the winter lias been
reported nnd prolonged and severe
drought conditions have followed.
Much of the winter sown in reage
that has been nbuudoned undoubted
ly will bo sown to spring whent lie-
OUR SERVICE
And What It Means to You
A TWO-NAME GUARANTY OURS AND THE MANUFACTURER'S.
As a Rule You Would Rather Take a Two-Name Note Than a Single-Name
Ncte, Wouldn't You?
No matter how well you miht know
a man nor how much confidence you
might have in him, if he wanted to
give you his note guaranteeing future
payment of a loan, you'd just a little
rather have some other reliable parly
share the responsibility with him.
When we sell an implement we .guar
antee it to be all we claim it to lie.
But behind us stands the manufac
turer of the implement he shaves
the responsibility with us. This two
name guaranty applies to every im
plement we sell no matter whether
Maxwell Quality has been and will fee
rigidiy maintained in spite of the big and
constant increases in
A. W. WALKER AUTO CO.
i SOl'Tll 1-TU STKKKT, .MKIl'"OKI, (i!,'K.
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cause o (lie iiicli.uitcd signage of me
winter crop and Hie prevailing lnli
pri'-es.
(Vlciil specialists of the depart
ment of ngriculliire uie recnii::i:ei'd-
i ing to formers that if the crop is net
HUBBARD BROS.
me cosi or iiai.eriai
Not because the model or design is changed In whole or
In part,
but becauso the Maxwell you buy today is the super-
refinement of the original highly successful model of four years
ago,
tho super-product which time and experience In manu
facturing this powerful car have demonstrated to be right,
tho same proud Maxwell model which. In recent competi
tive tests held by the Shetticld Ncicmilic School of Yale end
Prof. Gallup of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, proved Itself
the most economical of all the cars tested.
The Car That Everyman Can Own
Maxwell economy of upkeep lias made It everyman's car.
Thousands upon thousands of Maxwell owners have told us
that their running costs are as little as six to eight dollars
per month an amount which tlio average man spends on
casual luxuries.
Tho Maxwell gives an amazing mileage per gallon of gasoline.
Instance, the world's non-stop record run of 22.000 miles, when
a Maxwell stock car averaged 22 miles per gallon of gasoline.
Owns a World's Non-Stop Champion Car
There Is no reason why you shouldn't.
It's lirst price Is small far less, when you take Into consi
deration its complete equipment and luxurious refinements,
than any other car made.
Then Its cost of upkeep is.so little as to make the cost of a
family's ordinary luxuries extravagant bv comparison.
With the power in Irs motor to make up hill nnd down dale
like a level road ;
.' with the e;i3e of control that makes driving shir, trouble
less pleasure;
and with the stability and endurance that makes the Max
well, not a one season, but a nv.uiv-nins.in car:
the Maxwell is beyond doubt tlio "World's Greatest Motor
v. iuiuu v limn o mr.
May 1st, the New Price $665
Goes Into Effect
But You do not have to pay the
Increase in Price if you buy your
Maxwell now.
more ilian half killed to let it grow.
Where more than that hns been killed
ilk the northern purt of the belt S3".d
ing to spring wheat is recommended,
but in the southern v;rt of the re
gion, planting of corn is proposed
it be an engine,' plow or spike-tooth
harrow. Big and small purchasers
are protected equally.
We wouldn't handle goods of the
maniilai'i iircv who wouldn't stand
bui;k of everything he claimed for
them.
A)d so you have real assurance that
you are get! ing just what we say you
are getting when you buy from us.
Both our and' the manufacturer's
reputations are at' stake.
Drop around to the store some day
we want vou to. see what we have.
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